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|a Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Pocket Consultant
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|c 2012
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a Deleting a Server RegistrationUsing Windows PowerShell for SQL Server Management; Starting, Stopping, and Configuring SQL Server Agent; Starting, Stopping, and Configuring MSDTC; Managing SQL Server Startup; Enabling or Preventing Automatic SQL Server Startup; Setting Database Engine Startup Parameters; Managing Services from the Command Line; Managing the SQL Server Command-Line Executable; Managing Server Activity; Examining Process Information; Tracking Resource Waits and Blocks; Troubleshooting Deadlocks and Blocking Connections; Tracking Command Execution in SQL Server
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|a Introducing SQL Server Groups and the Registered Servers ViewCreating a Server Group; Deleting a Server Group; Editing and Moving Server Groups; Adding SQL Servers to a Group; Managing Servers; Registering a Connected Server; Registering a New Server in the Registered Servers View; Registering Previously Registered SQL Server 2000 Servers; Updating Registration for Local Servers; Copying Server Groups and Registration Details from One Computer to Another; Editing Registration Properties; Connecting to a Server; Disconnecting from a Server; Moving a Server to a New Group
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|a Killing Server ProcessesChapter 2: Managing SQL Server Services and Clients; Managing SQL Server Component Feature Access; Managing the Network and SQL Server Native Client Configuration; Managing the Connections Configuration; Specifying the Shared Memory Network Configuration; Specifying the Named Pipes Network Configuration; Specifying the TCP/IP Network Configuration; Configuring Security for Native Client Configurations; Configuring the Native Client Protocol Order; Configuring the Shared Memory Native Client Configuration; Configuring the Named Pipes Native Client Configuration
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|a Configuring the TCP/IP Native Client ConfigurationUnderstanding the Services Configuration; Configuring SQL Server Services; Managing Service State and Start Mode; Setting the Startup Service Account; Setting Up File Streaming; Configuring Service Dump Directories, Error Reporting, and Customer Feedback Reporting; Part II: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Management and Security; Chapter 3: Implementing Policy-Based Management; Introducing Policy-Based Management; Working with Policy-Based Management; Configuring Central Management Servers; Registering Central Management Servers
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|a Cover Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Contents at a Glance Page; Contents Page; Introduction; Who Is This Book For?; How Is This Book Organized?; What Is SQL Server 2012?; System Requirements; Conventions Used in This Book; Other Resources; Support and Feedback; Errata; We Want to Hear from You; Stay in Touch; Part I: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Essentials; Chapter 1: Managing Your SQL Servers; Using SQL Server Management Studio; Getting Started with SQL Server Management Studio; Connecting to a Specific Server Instance; Connecting to a Specific Database; Managing SQL Server Groups
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|a Registering Subordinate Servers and Groups
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|a Portable and precise, this pocket-sized guide delivers ready answers for the day-to-day administration of SQL Server. Zero in on core support and maintenance tasks using quick-reference tables, instructions, and lists. You'll get the focused information you need to save time and get the job done--whether at your desk or in the field!Get fast facts to:Manage SQL Server services and clientsConfigure, manage, and tune serversImplement policy-based managementAdminister security and accessMonitor server activity and tune performanceAutomate maintenancePerform backups and recovery
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