II. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Administration
by William R. Stanek
Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 Administrator's Pocket Consultant
- Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Administration Fundamentals
- 1. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Administration Overview
- 2. Deploying Microsoft SQL Server 2005
- 3. Managing the Surface Security, Access, and Network Configuration
- Getting Started with the Configuration Tools
- Using SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration
- Configuring SQL Server Services
- Managing the Network and SQL Native Client Configuration
- Configuring the Shared Memory Network Configuration
- Configuring the Named Pipes Network Configuration
- Configuring the TCP/IP Network Configuration
- Configuring the Native Client Protocol Order
- Configuring the Shared Memory Native Client Configuration
- Configuring the TCP/IP Native Client Configuration
- Configuring the Named Pipes Native Client Configuration
- 4. Configuring and Tuning Microsoft SQL Server
- II. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Administration
- 5. Managing the Enterprise
- Managing SQL Server Startup
- Using SQL Server Management Studio
- Managing SQL Server Groups
- Managing Servers
- Registering a Connected Server
- Registering a New Server in 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
- Deleting a Server Registration
- Starting, Stopping, and Configuring SQL Server Agent
- Starting, Stopping, and Configuring the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator
- Starting, Stopping, and Configuring the Microsoft Search Service
- Working with Full-Text Search
- Managing Full-Text Catalogs
- Managing Server Activity
- 6. Configuring SQL Server with SQL Server Management Studio
- Managing the Configuration with SQL Server Management Studio
- Determining System and Server Information
- Configuring Authentication and Auditing
- Tuning Memory Usage
- Configuring Processors and Parallel Processing
- Configuring Threading, Priority, and Fibers
- Configuring User and Remote Connections
- Managing Server Settings
- Managing Database Settings
- Adding and Removing Active Directory Information
- Troubleshooting Configuration Problems
- 7. Core Database Administration
- Database Files and Logs
- Database Administration Basics
- Creating Databases
- Altering Databases and Their Options
- Setting Database Options in SQL Server Management Studio
- Modifying Databases Using ALTER DATABASE
- Configuring Automatic Options
- Controlling ANSI Compliance at the Database Level
- Configuring Cursor Options
- Controlling User Access and Database State
- Setting Online, Offline, or Emergency Mode
- Managing Cross-Database Chaining and External Access Options
- Configuring Recovery, Logging, and Disk I/O Error-Checking Options
- Viewing, Changing, and Overriding Database Options
- Managing Database and Log Size
- Manipulating Databases
- Tips and Techniques
- 8. Managing SQL Server 2005 Security
- 5. Managing the Enterprise
- III. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Data Administration
- 9. Manipulating Schemas, Tables, Indexes, and Views
- Working with Schemas
- Getting Started with Tables
- Table Essentials
- Working with Tables
- Managing Table Values
- Using Views
- Creating and Managing Indexes
- Column Constraints and Rules
- 10. Importing, Exporting, and Transforming Data
- 11. Linked Servers and Distributed Transactions
- 12. Implementing Snapshot, Merge, and Transactional Replication
- 9. Manipulating Schemas, Tables, Indexes, and Views
- IV. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Optimization and Maintenance
- 13. Profiling and Monitoring Microsoft SQL Server 2005
- 14. Backing Up and Recovering SQL Server 2005
- Creating a Backup and Recovery Plan
- Selecting Backup Devices and Media
- Using Backup Strategies
- Creating a Backup Device
- Performing Backups
- Restoring a Database
- Restoring the Master Database
- Mirroring Databases
- 15. Database Automation and Maintenance
- Overview of Database Automation and Maintenance
- Using Database Mail
- Using SQL Server Agent
- Managing Alerts
- Managing Operators
- Scheduling Jobs
- Automating Routine Server-to-Server Administration Tasks
- Multiserver Administration
- Database Maintenance
- Managing Log Shipping
- Log Shipping: How It Works
- Preparing for Log Shipping
- Upgrading SQL Server 2000 Log Shipping to SQL Server 2005 Log Shipping
- Enabling Log Shipping on the Primary Database
- Adding Log Shipping Secondaries
- Changing the Transaction Log Backup Interval
- Changing the Copy and Restore Intervals
- Failing Over to a Secondary Database
- Using Mirroring and Log Shipping
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- Index
In Part II, you will learn about essential tasks for administering Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Chapter 5 introduces general management techniques for servers. In this chapter, you will also learn how to control processes and manage related server components. Chapter 6 presents information about how to use SQL Server Management Studio to configure SQL Server. Chapter 7 covers the core administration tasks for creating and managing databases.
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