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March 7th, 2005, 05:38 PM
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DRP/BCP for Databases?
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Hello all-
I am talking with some of our database services people and finding out that they do not have an active DRP/BCP. They have instead recovery procedures, that in conjunction with working with the sa group and applications will work for them in a disaster event. However, this is not sitting well with me (e.g., like who knows about these recovery procedures?, who do you call in the event of a disaster? when was the last time these procedures were tested?, how do you know if you recovery procedures worked - where's the evidence?), and I was wondering what other computer people thought about this stance from our database people.
Having done my Master's thesis on DRP/BCP in relation to ROI or ITROI, I think they have the blinders on, eyelids taped and heading down the path of destruction.
Thoughts?
TIA.
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