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This Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS) 2003 document provides basic guidelines for monitoring and backing up the MIIS database. This topic provides basic guidelines for monitoring and backing up the Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 database. Because MIIS 2003 uses Microsoft SQL Server 2000 for database services and storage, this topic contains information about SQL Server 2000 in addition to information about MIIS 2003.
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| Format: | WORD | Size: | 294 KB |
| Date: | Jan 2006 | ||
| Pages: | 35 |
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