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    • Introducing Quick Recovery for SQL Server
      • About Quick Recovery snapshot solutions
      • About snapshot-assisted backups
      • Advantages of Quick Recovery snapshots
      • Quick Recovery process
      • Methods of implementing Quick Recovery snapshots for SQL Server
        • About the Quick Recovery Configuration Wizard
        • About the VSS Snapshot Scheduler Wizard
        • About the VSS Snapshot and Snapback wizards and the vxsnap utility
      • About the components used in Quick Recovery
        • FlashSnap and FastResync
        • Integration with Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service
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      • About the Solutions Configuration Center
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    • Preparing to implement Quick Recovery for SQL Server
      • Tasks for preparing to implement Quick Recovery for SQL Server
      • Reviewing the prerequisites
        • Storage requirements and best practices
        • Configuration requirements and best practices
      • Reviewing the configuration
      • Configuring SQL Server storage with Storage Foundation for Windows
        • Creating dynamic disk groups
        • Creating dynamic volumes
        • Pointing the databases and log paths to the SFW volumes
    • Implementing Quick Recovery for SQL Server with the configuration wizard
      • About the Quick Recovery Configuration Wizard
        • Backup types for snapshot sets
        • About snapshot templates
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      • Tasks for implementing snapshot sets with the configuration wizard
      • Reviewing the prerequisites
      • Scheduling SQL Server snapshot sets
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        • Template Selection panel details
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    • Maintaining or troubleshooting snapshots
      • Viewing the status of scheduled snapshots
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      • Deleting or modifying schedules
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    • Recovering a SQL Server database
      • About recovering a SQL Server database
      • Tasks for recovering a SQL Server database
      • Prerequisites for recovering a SQL Server database
      • Types of recovery
      • Recovering using snapshots without log replay
      • Recovering using snapshots and log replay
      • Restoring snapshots and manually applying logs
      • Recovering missing volumes
        • Preparing for the recovery
          • Reassigning the drive letter or mount points of the missing volumes to the snapshot volumes
          • Replacing hardware and adding disks to the dynamic disk group
        • Performing the recovery
      • Post-recovery steps
      • Vxsnap restore command reference
    • Vxsnap utility command line reference for SQL Server
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    This section includes the following topics:
    • About recovering a SQL Server database
    • Tasks for recovering a SQL Server database
    • Prerequisites for recovering a SQL Server database
    • Types of recovery
    • Recovering using snapshots without log replay
    • Recovering using snapshots and log replay
    • Restoring snapshots and manually applying logs
    • Recovering missing volumes
    • Post-recovery steps
    • Vxsnap restore command reference
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