About the 2nd edition of book " Archiving Your SAP Data"

Gurus:
I know some new stuff has been added to the 2nd edition.
Could you share your opinion about the 2nd edition: It's worthwhile to buy it sinec I already have
the 1st edition?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Black Belt Expert,
you might want to ask the publisher for an Enhancement Package covered by your support contract for your 1.0 version of the book.
good luck,
guru

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