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Well said. Well said indeed.

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  • 4
    What if its the other way around .The state of restore is unknown until a backup is attempted
  • 4
    @nitehound that's not how it works
  • 3
    Nice Moiré pattern.
  • 3
    Not a DB guy but how about you hash the current state before backup and then hash the resulting backup?
  • 0
    @theuser How about compare the size of the original with the backup? I think will be slow if you try to hash thousands of GB.
  • 2
    spot on!
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    Thank you, I'm saving this Image!
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    .... Wait.. let me check mine, brb
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    In critical infrastructure, they usually perform recovery tests in a dedicated environment. This is also useful because in case of a failure it's the only useful pointer you can have to project an estimated downtime.
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