Helen Joyce : July 2006

Helen Joyce

Project Manager - Red Gate Software

July 2006 - Posts

Have your chance to influence the next version of SQL Backup

Posted Monday, July 17, 2006 10:27 AM | 0 Comments

If you want to be one of the privileged few people who will get chance to influence the development of the next version of SQL Backup then please email me (helen.joyce@red-gate.com) for more details. There's a major upgrade of SQL Backup planned and Read More

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SQL Backup goes 64-bit...

Posted Thursday, July 06, 2006 2:41 PM | 3 Comments

SQL Backup 4.5 (released 5th July 2006) now supports 64-bit versions of SQL Server. We've had a public beta program running for a couple of months, which has been well used but now it's released in earnest. Hooray. It's the same download regardless Read More

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July 2006

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