Policy-Based Management is a feature that introduced with SQL Server 2008. It allows us to set the rules we want in our systems, to …
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How To Change The Collation Of SQL Server Database, Tables Of Database and Columns Of Tables
First of all, don’t forget to take backup for the security of your data. You can change the database’s collation with the following code. …
Read More »How To Change SQL Instance/Server Name ANS @@SERVERNAME Function
Sometimes the name of the server changes and the SQL Server instance name must change accordingly. For example, suppose your server name is a test …
Read More »Policy-Based Management(Check The Databases That Are Not Backed Up-Database Facet)
Policy-Based Management is a feature that introduced with SQL Server 2008. It allows us to set the rules we want in our systems, to …
Read More »How To Read SQL Server Audit
You can read the article “How To Create SQL Server Audit” to get more information about Audit and create an audit. You can read …
Read More »How To Create SQL Server Audit
We will create sql server audit step by step in this article. We need to create an Audit file to record transactions made by people …
Read More »Difference Between Always On Failover Cluster, Database Mirroring, Always On Availability Group, Replication and Log Shipping
I wanted to write this article to make it easier for you to choose between SQL Server’s technologies used for HA (High Availability) and DR …
Read More »Collecting Environment Information
You can use the following script to collect the enviroment information that are set on the user you are connecting to the database. This …
Read More »What is Database Snapshot On SQL Server
Database Snapshot is the creation of an unchangeable image of the database, you can think of it as taking current photo of database. If …
Read More »Snapshot Replication On SQL Server
Snapshot technology is used during the first synchronization in other types of replication. Below you can find more articles about the types of replication. …
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