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SQL Server Basics (Part 2 : An introduction to using the product - "What is SQL Server? The component parts: cache, databases, files, logs."); Tony Rogerson, SQL Server MVP


LiveMeeting Attendee URL Click here to join Meeting
Time Starts (UK time) at 15:00 , Finishes 15:30
Cost Free
Organiser UK SQL Server User Group
Tags SQL Server Basics, Cache, Database Compostion - File Groups, Files, Schemas, Transaction Log, RAID, Recovery Model

Live Meeting Tutorial - 3pm - 3.30pm!

LiveMeeting URL to this event is: https://www.livemeeting.com/cc/mvp/join?id=DF9589&role=attend - please be there 5-10 minutes before the start so you can download the control as I will start on time.
Tony Rogerson, SQL Server MVP will give a series of 30 minute online tutorials delivered through Live Meeting.

Tutorial 2 - Components of SQL Server

The bits you really need to know about in order to manage, maintain and feel comfortable with SQL Server and using it.

I will talk about the following starting from a basic level and delving into a more advanced understanding:

  • Cache - how SQL Server uses memory, also touching on NUMA
  • What are databases? (File Groups, Files, Objects, Schema's)
  • Transaction Log - what it does and why its important even for Simple recovery
  • Disk Placement - RAID 10/RAID 5 - how does the log behave?
  • Recovery model (Simple, Full, Bulk-Logged)

If I've missed something them email me tonyrogerson@torver.net

If you want to attend please register and you will be emailed the Live Meeting details on the morning of the event

 

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Jennifer Stirrup Wed 6:49PM
Is anyone hiring at the moment? Looking for a London-based BI focused role
tonyrogerson Wed 12:46PM
@philcr I'd really like to see Surface with a 2008 R2 demo on it taking full advantage of the kit - that would be cool! #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Sun 10:14AM
Time for a brew - am reading on the SQL Server Modelling stuff and "M" - don't see where it fits to be honest #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 8:13PM
@Plip Should have used DAS and disk replication - commodity simple kit always the best approach (usually) #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 4:52PM
Ashwani Roy and Chris Testa-O'Neill are doing a 30 minute Q&A panel at the 17th March UG even - cool #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 3:13PM
Posted a blog http://bit.ly/afepEy that describes what Granularity is #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 12:24PM
7th May 1pm - 1.45pm http://bit.ly/c4UmAP I'm going to do a webcast on Normalisation - vender neutral #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 12:02PM
Just helped a friend take her first steps in SQL Server #sqlfaq over LiveMeeting; dam "namespace error" on SSRS on the install though :(
tonyrogerson Fri 10:32AM
Thinking about my Denormalisation/RElational Theory talk for SQLBits #sqlfaq; so much to cover - so little time.
mladenprajdic Fri 10:22AM
@tonyrogerson i don't know how useful the #sqlfaq is but there is #sqlhelp that is used and has quite some traffic.
tonyrogerson Fri 10:17AM
Whats the point using DISTINCT (tuples will b unique-I get that), but still keyless - what have you achieved in "relational" terms? #sqlfaq
tonyrogerson Fri 10:09AM
In CJ Date's book SQL and Relational Theory he talks about having DISTINCT on every query - that would be interesting #sqlfaq #infooverload
tonyrogerson Fri 7:39AM
17th March Business Intelligence event is now full - we've over 100 registered now, there is a reserve list in operation #sqlfaq