Bulk-logged recovery models-full-SQL Server 2000
Describe the difference between the bulk-logged recovery models, full, and SQL Server 2000 simple?
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With the simple recovery model, no logging is completed. The only technique to recover a database is to restore the database to the last backup. With full recovery, all database alters are logged. With bulk-logged database recovery, all alters are logged except those that cause large log entries.
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