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AlwaysOn function in SQL 2014 (an 2012)
CarlesTA
Member Posts: 11
Hi folk,
do you know the "always on" functionality in SQL Server using a Dynamics Nav installation?
This would be usefull for the same company with multiples instances of SQL Server, having all databases accessible together. Is there a recommendation or any white sheet about Alwayson?
If not, have any of you did a setup with a multicompany with diferent location between them?
thanks in advance
Carles
do you know the "always on" functionality in SQL Server using a Dynamics Nav installation?
This would be usefull for the same company with multiples instances of SQL Server, having all databases accessible together. Is there a recommendation or any white sheet about Alwayson?
If not, have any of you did a setup with a multicompany with diferent location between them?
thanks in advance
Carles
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