December 19, 2001 10:19 PM

Log Shipping in SQL Server 2000, Part 2

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SQL Server Magazine
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Role changes, role reversals, and positioning the monitor server
When your production database server goes down—as the result of planned maintenance or an unexpected event—you want to feel secure in the knowledge that the database is intact on a standby server. A well-designed log shipping operation, which ships a database's transaction logs from your primary server to a standby server, can give you this confidence. SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition and SQL S...

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I would like to check if the information on step6 is correct. The statement claims that SQL 2000 BOL omits an important step when illustrating "resolving the logins on the secondary server"

If I am correct, the sp_change_users_login procedure is embedded in the sp_resolve_logins stored procedure.

Attached here partial code of sp_resolve_logins (line 101,102)
EXEC ('EXEC ' + @dest_db + '.dbo.sp_change_users_login Update_One, ' + @usrname + ',' + @lgnname)

With the above information, the step is not missing.

Please comment.

Frankie Ma 10/8/2002 4:27:02 AM


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