Sandbox Environment Guide
What is a Sandbox Environment?
A sandbox environment is used for risk-free testing. It uses data that is not associated with a user’s production data. “Production” data is the data commonly used for everyday business means, and it is essential to keep this data safe from unexpected alterations. Before creating a sandbox environment, we strongly recommend the user back up their production data.
When Should I Use a Sandbox Environment?
- Anytime data has the possibility of being altered beyond the scope of your production environment needs.
- Every new build installation should be tested within a sandbox environment to ensure the upgrade does not adversely affect custom production environment configurations.
Configuring Your Sandbox Environment
- Local Sandbox Configuration
- Local Sandbox from SQL Server Configuration
- Server Sandbox from SQL Server Configuration
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