What role does log shipping play in disaster recovery for DB2 databases?
- It automatically switches to a secondary server in case of primary server failure
- It compresses log files for efficient storage and transfer
- It ensures continuous data replication to a remote location
- It provides point-in-time recovery by applying logs to a standby database
Log shipping in disaster recovery ensures that changes made to the primary DB2 database are replicated to a standby database in real-time or near real-time. This replication allows for point-in-time recovery by applying transaction logs to the standby database, ensuring minimal data loss in the event of a disaster.
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