SQL Server 2016 - Maintenance and Automation
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Safeguard your business continuity and database with the help of Backup, Automation, and Disaster Recovery.Microsoft SQL Server 2016 is considered the biggest leap in the data platform history of the Microsoft, in the ongoing era of Big Data and data science. Compared to its predecessors, SQL Server 2016 offers developers a unique opportunity to leverage the advanced features and build applications that are robust, scalable, and easy to administer. In this video tutorial, you will start with diving into Backup and Recovery of your Database. Here, you will learn to develop a backup strategy and carry out full database backups as well as differential database backups. You will explore the different options for restoring your system logs, and how to restore your database’s state to a specified point in time. From there, you will move on to Automating your Server. You will learn to create tasks and jobs for your system, and also set up operations and notifications. You will also learn to configure alerts and database emails for sending messages to users. After that, you will dive right into High Availability and Disaster Recovery, where you will database mirroring, log shipping, and availability groups. Finally, you will explore the different types of server and data replication and how they are used. By the end of this video tutorial, you will be well versed with automating and maintaining your own database using SQL Server.About the AuthorSteve Jones has been working with SQL Server since 1991. He has worked with all versions of SQL Server as a developer and DBA, in a variety of industries and companies. Over the last 25 years, he been very pleased with the enhancements and growth of the platform. He feels that SQL Server is an outstanding database platform well-suited to a wide variety of needs and situations..
In 2001, Steve founded SQLServerCentral.com with Brian Knight, Andy Warren, and three other partners
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Create a backup strategy and perform full and differential restores
Configure and use a database mail to send messages under server automation
Create full database backups and work with different actions
Install and configure ‘Always On’ availability groups
Create operations and notifications based on server options
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Course programme
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Transaction Log in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialog
- Select the NORECOVERY option if more logs need to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Transaction Log in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialog
- Choose a time to restore the log to
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Transaction Log in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialog
- Select the NORECOVERY option if more logs need to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Transaction Log in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialog
- Choose a time to restore the log to
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Define an RTO for each group of databases
- Define an RPO for each group of databases
- Use these definitions to determine the frequency and type of the backup
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Add a filename for your backup with the .bak extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select a differential backup and choose a filename with the .dff extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Backup in SSMS
- Select transaction log backup and choose a filename with the .trn extension
- Set the parameters for backup on the two Options tab
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Database in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialogand select "Move" in the Files tab
- Select the NORECOVERY option to allow for more files to be restored
- Right-click on a database and select Tasks, Restore, Transaction Log in SSMS
- Choose a backup file in the dialog
- Select the NORECOVERY option if more logs need to be restored
- Choose a time to restore the log...
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SQL Server 2016 - Maintenance and Automation