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It is necessary to note that the SQL Server failover cluster (SQL Server Failover Cluster) We build is an availability cluster, not a load-balanced cluster, which is designed to ensure continuity and availability of services, not to improve service

Two years ago, SQL Server 2008 R2 Database Mirroring deployment, today, "Renew the front"-- Microsoft's new generation of database products SQL Server 2012 has been available for some time, whether functional or performance, compared to its early

Microsoft's new generation of database products SQL Server 2012 has been available for some time, both in terms of functionality and performance, compared to its earlier products have been greatly improved. In particular, the introduction of the

It's hard to put it onSQLServer2012 database, but cannot connect to a localDatabase, later found that the lack of some services, so decided to reinstall, but the uninstall is very troublesome, if the uninstall is not clean, reinstall will be

Original: SQL Server connectivity Issue-TCP/IPOriginating From: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/apgcdsd/archive/2012/02/24/ms-sql-server-tcp-ip.aspxBasic principles of how TCP/IP works here's not a waste of saliva. Now this network age, who does not know

Keyboard shortcuts are common, both for DBAs and developer, and the keyboard is much faster than the mouse, but SQL Server 2012 makes a lot of changes to the shortcut keys in SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio). In particular, I used some of the

Migrate local SQL Server database to Windows Azure SQL database via the SSMs toolMicrosoft's product updates are getting faster, almost every year there are product updates, today, we mainly introduce how to migrate the local SQL Server database to

Database mirroring is a solution that improves the availability of SQL Server databases. Mirroring is implemented on a per-database basis and applies only to databases that use the full recovery model. Database mirroring maintains two copies of a

This article is the third of the SQL Server Security series, please refer to the original text for more information. In general, you implement the security of users and objects on SQL Server by assigning the principal permissions to objects.

by Don Kiely, 2014/06/04reprinted from: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Stairway+Series/109941/This seriesThis article was part of the stairway Series:stairway to SQL Server SecurityRelational databases are used in a wide variety of