What is enhanced database mirroring in sql server 2008?
Answer / Tarush Yadav
"Enhanced Database Mirroring" is a high-availability feature introduced in SQL Server 2008 to provide fast and reliable data protection. It improves upon traditional database mirroring by allowing the principal server and mirror server to be on different subnets, using TCP or named pipes for communication, and supporting automatic failover. Additionally, it provides more flexibility in configuring the witness server and allows for automatic page repair on the mirror server.
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