What is Log Shipping?

Posted Date: 17 May 2008 Resource Type: Definitions Category: General

Posted By: Ashutosh Kumar Member Level: Gold
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In Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000 Enterprise Edition, you can use log shipping to feed transaction logs from one database to another on a constant basis. Continually backing up the transaction logs from a source database and then copying and restoring the logs to a destination database keeps the destination database synchronized with the source database. This allows you to have a backup server and also provides a way to offload query processing from the main computer (the source server) to read-only destination servers.

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