The History of SQL Server and Relational Databases

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The History of SQL Server and relational databases

Relational database history

The evolution of SQL Server

SQL Server and ANSI standardsInstalling and configuring SQL Server

Pre-installation steps

Installing SQL Server Configuring the run-time SQL Server system

Patching SQL Server - Service packs

SQL Server data storage management

SQL Server file management architecture

Creating database files

Creating SQL Server log files

Using SQL Server file groups

Managing data with the DTS utility Using DTS to export and import SQL Server table data

SQL Server Security management

Windows security management for the server

Windows authentication mode

SQL Server rights and role management

SQL Server Backup & Recovery

Overview of SQL Server backup & recovery

Incremental backups

Restoring a SQL Server database

Standby database overview

Shipping SQL Server log files to standby databases

SQL Server database Replication Microsoft replication architectures

Creating a replication topology

Configuring SQL Server replication

SQL Server Job scheduling Common database scheduled jobs

Configuring SQLMail

Setting SQL Server and server alert thresholds

Creating customized error conditions

Scheduling multi-step job streamsVIII. Ratio Analysis - Techniques for quickly getting a bird's eye view of performance

Key performance ratios can quickly help a SQL Server DBA understand how well their

overall system is performing. This chapter provides details on what ratios a DBA needs

to monitor, along with recommendations for what to do when key performance metrics

are out of line.

IX. PLM Steps 3 and 4 - Using History to Prepare for the FutureMany SQL Server DBAs work in a reactive mode, which means they do little to plan for the future needs of

the databases they oversee. This chapter discusses the importance of historical trend analysis, what key

metrics should be tracked, and how to use historical data to forecast future needs.Performance Tuning for the SQL Server DBA

SQL Server monitoring for performance

SQL Server startup parameter tuning

T-SQL tuning

SQL tuning for SQL Server

Diagnosing storage and system problems


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Diagnosing session and O/S issues

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Understand the basics of Integration Services

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SQL Server 2005 Database Administration TrainingSQL Server 2005 Overview

Availability and Scalability Features

Security Features

Data Management Features

Administration and Maintenance Features

Development Features

To enable SQLiMail Testing mail delivery

Installing SQL Server 2005

Installing Microsoft SQL Server

System Requirements

Preparing for a SQL 2005 Installation

Installation Checklist

Setup Features

Using the System Consistency Checker

Unattended Installation

Installation Sequence

Installation Maintenance

Upgrading from previous versions of SQL Server

To verify the Installation

Administrative Tools

Upgrading to SQL Server Management Studio

Management Studio Windows

Registered Servers

Object Explorer


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Review Database Objects

Modify Database Properties

Create Database Scripts

The Maintenance Plans Node

Solution Explorer

Query Editor

Template Explorer

Dynamic Help

SQL Server 2005 Services node

SQL Server 2005 Network Configuration node

SQL Server 2005 Native Client Configuration node

Dedicated Administrative Connection

SQL Server Management Studio SQLCMD Mode

Using SQL Management Objects

SMO Object Model

Monitoring the Database Server

Managing Metadata Views

Metadata Storage

System Views

Information Schema

Catalog Views

Sys All

Dynamic Management Views

System Stored Procedures

Database and Index Maintenance

Index Management New Index Features

Creating Indexes

Online Index Maintenance

Lock Options

Included Columns in Indexes

Partitioned Tables and Indexes

XML Index Support

Altering an Index

Rebuilding an Index

Reorganising an Index

Disabling an Index Dropping an Index

Index Fragmentation

Using the Database Tuning Advisor

Securing SQL Server 2005

Implementing Securables

New Security Features

Principals Securables

Permissions

Permission Types Managing Logins

Managing Users

Managing Schemas Schema Definition


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Using Schemas

Managing Execution Context

Managing Permissions

Manage Server Permissions

Manage Server-Scope Securable Permissions

Manage Database Permissions

Manage Database-Scope Securable Permissions

Managing Certificates

SQL Server Disaster Recovery

Disaster Recovery

SQL 2005 Disaster Recovery Feature

Enhanced Features Database Snapshots Creating a Snapshot

Common Snapshot Applications

Undeleting table rows Undoing a table update

Recovering a dropped object

Backup and Restore

Backup Changes Restore Changes

Media Integrity Changes

Recovering the MASTER Database

Create a mirrored backup

Restore from the backup mirror

Create a snapshot

Restore the snapshot data

Automate the creation of daily snapshots

Database Availability

SQL 2005 Data Availability

Database Mirroring

The Witness Server and Automatic Failover

Configuring Database Mirroring

Transaction Safety Level

Operating Modes

Mirroring Security

Monitoring Mirroring

Database States for Database Mirroring

Prepare the Servers Configure Mirroring

Verify Principal and Mirror Access

Execute the Mirror Failover

Verify Mirror and Witness Status

Terminating the Mirror Session

Replicating Information

Replication Enhancements

Stand-alone Replication Monitor

HTTP Synchronisation for Merge Replication

Subscriber Initialisation

Replicating DDL Statements

Modified User Interface


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Replication Management Objects

To Configure Publishing and Distribution

Configuring Peer-to-Peer Replication

Create a Publication

Create a Subscription with RMO

SQL Server 2005 Integration Services

Creating the Database Objects

Creating a Package Using Business Intelligence Studio

Integration Services Project Template

OLE DB Command object

Column Mappings

Adding a Data Viewer

Monitoring and Performance

SQL Server Profiler

Optimal Data Storage

Diagnostic Tools Query Analyzer

Database Engine Tuning Advisor

Index Optimisation

Federated Database Servers

Partitioned Indexes

Lock optimsation

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