Without a doubt use full recovery. There is peace of mind in being able to recover to any point in time
Hi Emmanuel, I hope you are doing well.sbungei can assist you with this challenge, I suggest you contact him off-list?
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 10:33 AM, Emmanuel Ochieng <emmanuelochieng797@gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________Greetings Everyone,
I am faced with the challenge of opting for either simple or full recover model. I have read on sites that Full mode is much safer when a Database failure occurs essentially because transaction log files are maintained. Unlike simple mode, which allows you to shrink log files and incase of a Database failure or DB is corrupted then you will have to rely on your last Database backup.
I welcome your views on how you tackle this since on my side I would like to keep the transaction log files size very small i.e less than 100MB. Note that the Database log files in question keeps on growing rapidly.
Kind Regards,
Emmanuel.
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