The History of SQL Server and relational databases Relational database history The evolution of SQL Server SQL

SQL Server and ANSI standards Installing and configuring SQL Server Pre-installation steps Installing SQL Server Configuring the run-time SQL Server system Patching SQL Server - Service packs SQL Server data storage management SQL Server file management architecture Creating database files Creating SQL Server log files Using SQL Server file groups Managing data with the DTS utility Using DTS to export and import SQL Server table data SQL Server Security management Windows security management for the server Windows authentication mode SQL Server rights and role management SQL Server Backup & Recovery Overview of SQL Server backup & recovery Incremental backups Restoring a SQL Server database Standby database overview Shipping SQL Server log files to standby databases

SQL Server database Replication

Microsoft replication architectures Creating a replication topology Configuring SQL Server replication SQL Server Job scheduling Common database scheduled jobs Configuring SQLMail Setting SQL Server and server alert thresholds Creating customized error conditions Scheduling multi-step job streams VIII. Ratio Analysis - Techniques for quickly getting a bird's eye view of performance

Key performance ratios can quickly help a SQL Server DBA understand how well their overall system is performing. This chapter provides details on what ratios a DBA needs to monitor, along with recommendations for what to do when key performance metrics are out of line.
IX. PLM Steps 3 and 4 - Using History to Prepare for the Future Many SQL Server DBAs work in a reactive mode, which means they do little to plan for the future needs of the databases they oversee. This chapter discusses the importance of historical trend analysis, what key metrics should be tracked, and how to use historical data to forecast future needs. Performance Tuning for the SQL Server DBA SQL Server monitoring for performance SQL Server startup parameter tuning T-SQL tuning SQL tuning for SQL Server Diagnosing storage and system problems

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Diagnosing session and O/S issues

Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and the associated bundled tools Understand the many tools that facilitate effective Database Administration Monitor the smooth running of the Database Server Maintain the Database and Indexes Setup and control Database Security Cope effectively with Database Disaster Recovery Implement High Availability and Replication Use relevant TSQL commands Understand the basics of Integration Services Implement SQL Server Full-text search

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SQL Server 2005 Overview

Availability and Scalability Features Security Features Data Management Features Administration and Maintenance Features Development Features To enable SQLiMail Testing mail delivery

Installing SQL Server 2005

Installing Microsoft SQL Server System Requirements Preparing for a SQL 2005 Installation Installation Checklist Setup Features Using the System Consistency Checker Unattended Installation Installation Sequence Installation Maintenance Upgrading from previous versions of SQL Server To verify the Installation Administrative Tools

Upgrading to SQL Server Management Studio

Management Studio Windows Registered Servers Object Explorer

Review Database Objects Modify Database Properties Create Database Scripts The Maintenance Plans Node Solution Explorer Query Editor Template Explorer Dynamic Help SQL Server 2005 Services node SQL Server 2005 Network Configuration node SQL Server 2005 Native Client Configuration node Dedicated Administrative Connection SQL Server Management Studio SQLCMD Mode Using SQL Management Objects SMO Object Model

Monitoring the Database Server

Managing Metadata Views Metadata Storage System Views Information Schema Catalog Views Sys All Dynamic Management Views System Stored Procedures

Database and Index Maintenance

Index Management New Index Features Creating Indexes Online Index Maintenance Lock Options Included Columns in Indexes Partitioned Tables and Indexes XML Index Support Altering an Index Rebuilding an Index Reorganising an Index Disabling an Index Dropping an Index Index Fragmentation Using the Database Tuning Advisor

Securing SQL Server 2005

Implementing Securables New Security Features Principals Securables Permissions Permission Types Managing Logins Managing Users Managing Schemas Schema Definition

Using Schemas Managing Execution Context Managing Permissions Manage Server Permissions Manage Server-Scope Securable Permissions Manage Database Permissions Manage Database-Scope Securable Permissions Managing Certificates

SQL Server Disaster Recovery

Disaster Recovery SQL 2005 Disaster Recovery Feature Enhanced Features Database Snapshots Creating a Snapshot Common Snapshot Applications Undeleting table rows Undoing a table update Recovering a dropped object Backup and Restore Backup Changes Restore Changes Media Integrity Changes Recovering the MASTER Database Create a mirrored backup Restore from the backup mirror Create a snapshot Restore the snapshot data Automate the creation of daily snapshots

Database Availability

SQL 2005 Data Availability Database Mirroring The Witness Server and Automatic Failover Configuring Database Mirroring Transaction Safety Level Operating Modes Mirroring Security Monitoring Mirroring Database States for Database Mirroring Prepare the Servers Configure Mirroring Verify Principal and Mirror Access Execute the Mirror Failover Verify Mirror and Witness Status Terminating the Mirror Session

Replicating Information

Replication Enhancements Stand-alone Replication Monitor HTTP Synchronisation for Merge Replication Subscriber Initialisation Replicating DDL Statements Modified User Interface

Replication Management Objects To Configure Publishing and Distribution Configuring Peer-to-Peer Replication Create a Publication Create a Subscription with RMO

SQL Server 2005 Integration Services

Creating the Database Objects Creating a Package Using Business Intelligence Studio Integration Services Project Template OLE DB Command object Column Mappings Adding a Data Viewer

Monitoring and Performance

SQL Server Profiler Optimal Data Storage Diagnostic Tools Query Analyzer Database Engine Tuning Advisor Index Optimisation Federated Database Servers Partitioned Indexes Lock optimsation