What about file corruption?
In the video, the initial reaction to this was a blank stare. This was disturbing to me. The eventual answer started out with the fact that the files are stored in NTFS, so there's a little safety there. Then they went on to explain that in the database world there are sometimes special pages that can cause a large failure, but Windows fixes this "under the covers." It sounds like there's work to be done yet in this area.
Je suis pas sur de bien comprendre le sens de "under the covers"...
[^] # Re: trop passera pas, mais joli quand meme
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In the video, the initial reaction to this was a blank stare. This was disturbing to me. The eventual answer started out with the fact that the files are stored in NTFS, so there's a little safety there. Then they went on to explain that in the database world there are sometimes special pages that can cause a large failure, but Windows fixes this "under the covers." It sounds like there's work to be done yet in this area.
Je suis pas sur de bien comprendre le sens de "under the covers"...