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Where can I find replication logs?
Expand Application and Services Logs Click in DFS Replication to find all the logs related with DFSR.
What is difference between replication and log shipping?
Log shipping involves two copies of a single database that typically reside on different computers. Replication does not continue after a log shipping failover. If a failover occurs, replication agents do not connect to the secondary, so transactions are not replicated to Subscribers.
Is log shipping real time?
It’s near real-time (mainly depending on network latency). Log shipping sends a backup of the log over and restores it. It’s only as up-to-date as the most recent log that was shipped over.
When to use log shipping a replicated database?
Get help with specific problems with your technologies, process and projects. Log shipping allows you to automatically copy and restore transaction logs to another database on a standby server. Find out how and when to use it for a replicated database.
How does log shipping work in SQL Server?
Updates made by clients to the primary database are propagated by means of log shipping to the other copy of the database, known as the secondary database. Log shipping involves applying the transaction log from every insertion, update, or deletion made on the primary database onto the secondary database.
What happens if my log shipping server fails?
If your log shipping destination server encounters a hardware error, the log-shipped database may be marked as suspect and the log shipping restore jobs will fail until you drop and recreate the standby database.
Can a database be replicated to another server?
Replication supports restoring replicated databases to the same server and database from which the backup was created. If you restore a backup of a replicated database to another server or database, replication settings cannot be preserved.