15 March 2006

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SQL Backup 4.0 and beyond

Phew…with SQL Backup 4.1 released attention has now turned to supporting 64 bit versions of SQL Server.

There is no let up and testing already underway, with a beta planned for 24th April 2006.

Please email me (helen.joyce@red-gate.com) if you want to be part of the beta program and be one of the privileged few to see SQL Backup whizzing through those backups on 64-bit servers.

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Helen Joyce

Helen has been a software tester at Red Gate since 2001. She has been involved in the development of applications from the design stage to release, and has worked on nearly all of the products in the current Red Gate suite. She is currently project managing the development of SQL Backup.

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