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I have two databases db_A_primary and db_B_primary, both databases are on one Primary server.

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Scenario: db_A_primary goes down and failsover to db_A_mirror on the Mirror server.

In this scenario when the View in db_B_primary is accessed will it automatically be redirected to look at the db_A_mirror database on the Mirror server?

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