Re: "Point-in-time-restore"?
1994-02-01 11:02:16
> IF my user has to send x hours reinstalling all his software because of a
> hard disk crash then that data is 'mission critical' because that user has
> better things to do!
Why can't BACKUP/RESTORE work in this case! This is not a case for
point-in-time restore. Your user would restore his disk from the last backup.
They wouldn't gain anything through point-in-time. If your user walked in and
found his PC down because of a bad drive they are should only have 1 question
regarding the timing of backup and restore: "Did it happen before or after last
night's scheduled backup". If mission critical in this case is a red-herring.
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