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Backup-Restore and DR

1.       What is the strategy and planning of DR of your Organization ?
2.       What is the strategy and planning of Backup & Restore of your Organization ?
a.       Recovery Model
b.      Backup Types
c.       Frequency
d.      Storage
3.       What is Recovery Model?
4.       What are Recovery model in SQL Server ? – Simple, Full, Bulk-Logged
5.       What are Backup Types in SQL Server Explain ? Full, Differential, Transaction Log, File, FIleGroup, Copy Only.
6.       What is Copy Only Backup and how to take it ?
7.       What is the term Point in Recovery ?
8.       What is the term Point on Failure ?
9.       What is Tail log and how to take backup ?
10.   What is LSN ?
11.   What is Virtual Log File ?
12.   What is Log Marker ?
13.   What is No_Truncate ?
14.   Explain the Clouse like – with – recover, no_recovery, stand by, init, verify only, init .
15.   How to stop log files growing ?
16.   Can we take differential backup in simple recovery mode ?
17.   What is with STOPAT ?
18.   What is difference between Bulk-Logged and Full Recovery Mode ?
19.   What are the way to rebuild database log files ?
20.   How to backup-restore using snapshot for DR plan ?
21.   How to manage Backup-Restore SSIS Package please explain ?
22.   How to manage Backup-Restore of SSAS-Cube Explain ?
23.   How to Backup and Restore System Database Like MSDB & Master ?
24.   Why we need to take backup of Master Database ?
25.   What is Database backup compression ?
26.   What is checkpoint ?
27.   How to take file and file group backup and restore it ?
28.   How to backup and restore using Database Snapshot ?

29.   What is difference between Tlog and Tail Log ?
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