Human error to blame for nine in ten SQL restore requests
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- Published: Thursday, 23 April 2015 08:03
New research from Kroll Ontrack highlights that an overwhelming majority (87 percent) of SQL restore events have their roots in human error.
New research from Kroll Ontrack highlights that an overwhelming majority (87 percent) of SQL restore events have their roots in human error.
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