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How can I check the failover history of the nodes in Always On availability groups ?

byLince Sebastian •July 25, 2023

SQL Server Availability Groups (AG) provide high availability and disaster recovery solutions for critical databases. Understanding the history of failovers in an AG is crucial for tracking changes in primary and secondary no…

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byLince Sebastian•July 20, 2024
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