You're absolutely correct. My bad. You could do full backups and not have any worry. As the other posters have stated, the OP might as well stay with LiteSpeed for...

LiteSpeed includes built-in support for Log Shipping. So, if you'd like to use LiteSpeed, you absolutely can. If you'd prefer to use native, then you would have to make sure...

Please post your question here:

http://communities.quest.com/community/discovery_wizard

Let me add some detail. We made a change to LiteSpeed some time back to not fail a backup if any of the mirrors fail. That functionality is in place...

What you're describing is a good use case for Double Click Restore. Then you can restore the compressed/encrypted LiteSpeed backup without having to extract to native size and format or...

Extracting the LiteSpeed backup to turn it into a native backup when needed is useful if LiteSpeed is not installed on any available server. I wanted to add that you...

LiteSpeed for SQL Server does in fact include our Object Level Recovery technology which allows you to both restore DDL for objects and run SELECT statements against backup files to...

You do not require a LiteSpeed license to perform a restore. In fact, you don't even need LiteSpeed installed on the instance if you use our Double-Click Restore technology which...

The easiest way to get pricing is to contact a sales rep over at Quest who will be happy to quote you on the product. There are different versions of...

Sakthivel,

Would you mind updating the article to include Quest Software's freeware Discovery Wizard for SQL Server? You can read more information about it here:

http://www.quest.com/sqldiscovery

We have an extensive roadmap for this...

Profiler Trace Templates contain the information you would like Profiler to trace, but they do not include login credentials or server names. That way, trace templates can be used on any...