It is always important to be able to have a back up without sharing the same user name and password from a security and business continuity perspective.
Accounts limited to only one user seems shortsighted. At the very least two makes more sense, one primary and one back up, with same privileges.
Jill
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It is always important to be able to have a back up without sharing the same user name and password from a security and business continuity perspective.
Accounts limited to only one user seems shortsighted. At the very least two makes more sense, one primary and one back up, with same privileges.