Dealing with Microsoft SQL Server database backup issues by symantec
Hi i have searched and also use this tech note for my SQL server troublehooting this is KB Article and very hidden article by symantec but its very useful for the users taking Backups of SQL Databases So just for easiness of users i am publishing it, will help all SQL users who are backing thier data bases through NetbackupRestoring PaaS Assets with NetBackup 10
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