HP Storage Mirroring Software - Manual (Page 236)

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Configuring SQL database protection
If you are protecting SQL, you can protect the SQL instance or only the database only.
1. Make sure you have a valid domain and servers specified, click Configure from
the main Application Manager page, and then select the Connection tab.
Note: The fields on the Connection tab will vary depending on the type of
application you are protecting.
2. Select if you want to protect the SQL Instance or the Database Only. The
Protected Databases options and list will be disabled if you have enabled
Override Generated Rules on the
Advanced tab.
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SQL Instance—This option will protect the entire SQL program and data
files (except the \binn directory). With this option, end-users can access the
SQL data from the target in the event of a failure. With this option, the source
and target servers must have the following configuration.
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The servers must have the same version of SQL (major and minor
versions).
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The servers must have the same logical drive structure where the SQL
program and data files are stored.