Example of AlwaysOn High Availability Setup

Setup Availability Replicas – Select Server Availability Databases – Select Database Availability Group Listeners – Select Listeners (optional) Note Two servers setup in Availability Group. One Primary and one Secondary. (Can have multiple Secondary) Secondary setup as read-only. Listener setup as the pointer. Connection string should point to listener. (Optional) On Primary Server, will display... » read more

Deploying SSIS Packages from SSMS

There are 2 ways to deploy SSIS packages. #1 Directly from Visual Studio #2 From SQL Server Management Studio SQL Server Management Studio Create specific folders under SSISDB. To deploy a project deployment file that you created by building a project in the development environment, select Project deployment fileĀ and enter the path to the .ispac... » read more

SSMS Registered Servers Window

Registering a server in SQL Server Management Studio allows you to store the server connection information for future connections.There are three ways to register a server in SQL Server Management Studio. Local instances of SQL Server are automatically registered during the first launch of Management Studio after its installation. You can also initiate the automatic... » read more

Database Cluster

Microsoft Windows Failover Clustering is a high-availability option designed to increase the uptime of SQL Server instances. A cluster includes two or more physical servers, called nodes; identical configuration is recommended. One is identified as the active node, on which a SQL Server instance is running the production workload, and the other is a passive... » read more

Sql Grant Permission

Grants permissions on a table, view, table-valued function, stored procedure, extended stored procedure, scalar function, aggregate function, service queue, or synonym. Syntax Object permission Implied by object permission Implied by schema permission ALTER CONTROL ALTER CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL DELETE CONTROL DELETE EXECUTE CONTROL EXECUTE INSERT CONTROL INSERT RECEIVE CONTROL CONTROL REFERENCES CONTROL REFERENCES SELECT RECEIVE... » read more