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Is there a fail-safe mechanism for back up and recovery of process state data (SQL SERVER backups)?

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Is there a fail-safe mechanism for back up and recovery of process state data (SQL SERVER backups)?

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All the workflow execution and the activity data are stored in the database and backups can be taken. • Is there a backend data layer based on SQL Server that can be backed up regularly? Any RDBMS can be used, currently tested for the products like SQL Server, Oracle and My SQL. The data handlers can be easily developed (implement an interface) and configured for the other database drivers.

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