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Red Gate releases SQL Backup Pro Edition

Red Gate releases SQL Backup Pro Edition for enterprise-level SQL Server implementations

 

Bundle includes two tools “that should be a part of every DBA’s toolbox”

 

CAMBRIDGE, U.K., January 17, 2006 Red Gate Software today released SQL Backup Pro Edition, providing high-performance backup and recovery for enterprise-level SQL Server implementations.

 

SQL Backup Pro Edition, available for $495 per server for a 10-server license, combines Red Gate’s SQL Backup and SQL Log Rescue products in a discounted software bundle.  It is compatible with both SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2000.

 

“SQL Backup Pro Edition includes two tools – SQL Backup and SQL Log Rescue – that should be a part of every DBA’s toolbox,” says Jason Delaune, production DBA at Tulane University.  “It was a crucial tool in our backup and recovery efforts surrounding Hurricane Katrina, and will continue to be a vital part of our data security strategy.”

 

Highest levels of security

 

SQL Backup Pro Edition provides multiple encryption levels up to 256-bit using the AES algorithm, the same standard specified by the U.S. government for encrypting top-secret data.

 

“Encrypting database backups to the highest levels has become critical due to U.S. regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and California SB 1386,” says Simon Galbraith, Red Gate’s marketing director.  “SQL Backup Pro makes it simple to ensure data integrity, security and recovery at these levels.”

 

The software bundle sets new standards for convenience and flexibility, enabling users to connect and manage all server backups remotely from a central client-based GUI, and take advantage of wizards to plan SQL backups and automate log shipping.  Object-level recovery and log analysis is provided through SQL Log Rescue.

 

Efficient, fast and easy

 

According to Red Gate, advanced compression levels in SQL Backup Pro Edition provide up to 95 percent smaller backups and deliver speeds up to three times as fast as native SQL Server backups.

 

“Both tools within SQL Backup Pro Edition are quick to install, easy to learn and use, and allow you to customize things to your liking,” says Delaune.  “Support for both products is superb, with questions for help being answered in minutes rather than days.  You will definitely see an ROI in days and weeks instead of months or years when compared to some competitors’ products.”

 

A free, fully functional, 14-day trial version of SQL Backup Pro Edition is available on the Red Gate Software web site (www.red-gate.com).

 

About Red Gate Software

 

Red Gate Software makes ingeniously simple tools for Microsoft technology developers and DBAs.  The company’s product line includes tools for comparing, synchronizing, packaging, backing up and recovering SQL Server databases; understanding and fixing Visual Studio code problems to enable better performance; and load-testing .NET Framework web applications.  Red Gate is a silver sponsor for the Visual Studio 2005 launch and a Visual Studio Industry Partner.

 

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Press Contacts:           Bob Cramblitt, Cecilia Galvin

                                    Cramblitt & Company

                                    tel. 919-481-4599, info@cramco.com

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Published Monday, January 23, 2006 3:22 PM by ssmith

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About ssmith

Enlisted in 1995. Basic at Ft Sill. AIT at Ft Jackson (75F). Served in Ohio National Guard. Went through ROTC program at Ohio State University and received 2LT commission in 1997, Engineer branch. Spent about 4 years in 16th Engineer Brigade in Ohio National Guard, then moved far from nearest unit and went into Inactive National Guard, and eventually Individual Ready Reserve. Called up from IRR in 2004 for duty in Iraq (Engineer Platoon Leader with 1st ID). Made it home in 2005. Resigned commission as a CPT in December 2005.