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1 Restoration
res·to·ra·tion1. res·to·ra·tion [ˌrestərʼeɪʃən, Am -təʼreɪ-] nthe \Restoration of the death penalty die Wiedereinführung der Todesstrafe;\Restoration of health Wiederherstellung f der Gesundheit;the \Restoration of law and order die Wiederherstellung der [öffentlichen] Ordnungthe full \Restoration of the misappropriated funds die volle Rückerstattung der fehlgeleiteten Geldermodifier (costs) Restaurierungs-;\Restoration work Restaurierungsarbeiten fplthe R\Restoration die Restauration n\Restoration architecture/ art die Architektur/Kunst der Restaurationszeit;\Restoration house Haus nt aus der Restaurationszeit -
2 restoration
res·to·ra·tion1. res·to·ra·tion [ˌrestərʼeɪʃən, Am -təʼreɪ-] nthe \restoration of the death penalty die Wiedereinführung der Todesstrafe;\restoration of health Wiederherstellung f der Gesundheit;the \restoration of law and order die Wiederherstellung der [öffentlichen] Ordnungthe full \restoration of the misappropriated funds die volle Rückerstattung der fehlgeleiteten Geldermodifier (costs) Restaurierungs-;\restoration work Restaurierungsarbeiten fplthe R\restoration die Restauration n\restoration architecture/ art die Architektur/Kunst der Restaurationszeit;\restoration house Haus nt aus der Restaurationszeit -
3 secondary database
"In log shipping, a read-only database that was created by restoring a full backup of the primary database (without recovery) on a separate server instance (the secondary server). Log backup from the primary database is restored at regular intervals onto the secondary database." -
4 mirroring
"Immediately reproducing every update to a read-write database (the principal database) onto a read-only mirror of that database (the mirror database) residing on a separate instance of the database engine (the mirror server). In production environments, the mirror server is on another machine. The mirror database is created by restoring a full backup of the principal database (without recovery)."
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