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... to SQLServer 2000 or install SQLServer 2000 along side 6.5 or 7.0- SQLServer 6.5 and 7.0 can be upgraded directly to SQLServer 2000- SQLServer 2000 can be installed as the default instance ... a SQLServer instance Learn SQLServer 2000 in 15 Minutes a Week: Basic InstallationPart 2by Michael Aubertwww.2000trainers.comWelcome to the second article in my series SQLServer Administration ... Computer – Installs SQLServer onto a remote computer on the networkVirtual Server – Used for installing SQLServer onto a Server Cluster In this article we will look at an installation of SQL Server...
... according to their function. Table 6-21. SQLServer locking hints for isolation level Locking hint Description HOLDLOCK Hold a shared lock until the transaction is completed instead of releasing ... constants using System; using System.Configuration; using System.Data; using System.Data.SqlClient; private SqlConnection conn; private SqlTransaction tran; // Roll back the transaction ... determines correct locking; hints should be used only when necessary. Locking hints override the current transaction isolation level for the session. A locking hint is specified following the...
... locking hints when you need control over locks acquired on objects. The SQLServer Optimizer automatically determines correct locking; hints should be used only when necessary. Locking hints ... describe the different locking hints that you can use, categorized according to their function. Table 6-21. SQLServer locking hints for isolation level Locking hint Description HOLDLOCK Hold ... Microsoft SQLServer Books Online. [ Team LiB ] SERIALIZABLE Use the same locking as a transaction with an isolation level of SERIALIZABLE. Table 6-22. SQLServer locking hints for granularity...
... Server s Reporting Services (SSRS) aim to offering the IT organization asingle source for creating, maintaining, and delivering reports on informationstored in the database. Well-integrated with ... readiness categories,making sure that you meet or exceed each of these prerequisites. Also, ifyou’re installing SQLServer on multiple machines, remember that a machineacting as a central server ... client. Finally, you need to have administra-tive privileges on the computer where you’re installing SQL Server. 07_179543-bk01ch03.qxp 8/23/08 12:26 AM Page 23 Reporting20Reporting SQL Server s...
... storing to find the user’s search phrase. SQL Server uses an inverted index structure to store full-text index data. The inverted index structure is built by breaking searchable content into ... years’ experience in SQL database design, T -SQL development, and client -server application programming. He has consulted in a wide range of industries, including the insurance, financial, retail, ... This tight integration of the SQLServer and full-text query processors inSQLServer 2008 is a significant improvement over prior versions of SQL Server full-text search, allowing SQLServer to...
... upgrade of a SQLServer instanceã Back up a SQLServer 2000 or 2005 database and restore it to a SQLServer 2008 instanceã Detach an existing database and attach it to a SQLServer 2008 instanceã ... indexable words to inverted index fragments. The last step of the indexing process is the master merge, which combines all of the index fragments into a single master full-text index. The indexing ... years’ experience in SQL database design, T -SQL development, and client -server application programming. He has consulted in a wide range of industries, including the insurance, financial, retail,...
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