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Are there any restrictions in the restored database after database mirroring?

I mean, Is it full mirror of my primary database?



What I want to do:

If my machine A(with primary database) will down I will redirect my clients to a real-time copied database - mirror server. I don't want to create cluster, but I want to use database mirroring function in ms sql 2005.



Can I use DB Mirroring to solve my problem?





p.s. sorry for my english

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