Auto recovery - sql replication

Hello @Ajal 

You can follow these guides on setting up SQL Replication.

Replication - https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/replication_01.html

Keep up-to-date copies of production databases on alternate servers, thus minimizing down time in cases where the production database server has failed. The advantages of Warm Database Restore over a traditional restore scenario is that the database is always kept in a near ready state. In the case of disaster, users do not need to wait for the time it would take to restore the database in its entirety. Only the latest backup may need to be applied to the target database before turning the application over to use it.
SQL Server - Restore to a Hot Standby Server - https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/sql_server_restore_to_hot_standby_server.html

Replication for MySQL - https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/replication_for_mysql.html

Thank you,
Collin

@Collin Harper  my question is not this,

i have dash copy of sql server, i want to replicate from the dash copy .how do i do that?

the option inder auto recovery sql server doesnt provide option to select which copy.

so i assume its replicsting from primary copy

@Collin Harper  if you can refer the auto recovery option under that sql database you can see, this explains how to create replication group for sql .

but i am not getting an option to choose the from which copy .

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/essential/replication_of_sql_databases_01.html