Buffer cash and log Cache in sql server - Buffer Cache: Buffer cache is a memory pool in which data pages are read. It performance of the buffer cache is indicated as follows........
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What is a Trace frag? - Temporary setting of specific server characteristics is done by trace tags. DBCC TRACEON is the command to set the trace flags......
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Linked Server - MS SQL Server supports the connection to different OLE DB on an ad hoc basis. This persistent connection is referred as Linked Server.......
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Send email from database - SQL Server has a feature for sending mail. Stored procedures can also be used for sending mail on demand. With SQL Server 2005, MAPI client is not needed for sending mails.......
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How to make remote connection in database - The following is the process to make a remote connection in database: Use SQL Server Surface Area Configuration Tool for enabling the remote connection in database........
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Cross join and Full outer join - Cross Join : No join conditions are specified. Full Outer Join: A combination of both left and right outer joins.........
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OPENXML clause - OPENXML parses the XML data in SQL Server in an efficient manner. It’s primary ability is to insert XML data to the RDB.........
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The following is the order of executing SQL query: The query goes to the shared pool that has information like parse tree and execution plan for the corresponding statement.......
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Store pdf file in sql server - Create a column as type ‘blob’ in a table. Read the content of the file and save in ‘blob’ type column in a table.......
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Concepts and capabilities of SQL Server - Microsoft SQL server is a relational database management system. It uses MS- SQL as the query language.......
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Use of keyword WITH ENCRYPTION - WITH ENCRYPTION Indicates that SQL Server will convert the original text.......
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What is a linked server in SQL Server? - A linked server allows remote access......
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Features and concepts of Analysis Services - Analysis service provides a combined view of the data used in OLAP or Data mining........
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What is Analysis service repository? - Each server running analysis service has a repository to store objects of the computer.......
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What is SQL service broker? - SQL service broker provides asynchronous queuing functionality to SQL server.......
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What is user defined datatypes? - User defined datatypes is created by using base SQL Server data type by providing......
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A bit datatype is an integer data type which can store either a 0 or 1 or null......
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What is lock escalation? - Lock escalation from SQL Server 7.0 onwards, is dynamically managed by SQL Server.......
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What is blocking? - Blocking happens when one connection from an application holds a lock and a second....
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What is Public Role in SQL Server? - Every database has a public role which holds all the default permissions for the users in a database......
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Discuss about SQL Server Login - SQL server login is used to connect to SQL server.......
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Discuss about Builtin\Administrator - The built in Administrator Account is basically used during some setup to join some machine in the domain......
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Failover clustering - Failover clustering is mainly used for data availability. Typically in a failover cluster, there are two machines......
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SQL server can return XML document using FOR XML clause. XML documents....
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SQL Server scalability - SQL Server has efficient ways to enhance scalability of the database system.......
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SQL Server English Query - SQL Server English Query helps to build applications that can accept query in questions......
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SQL Server Profiler - SQL Profiler captures SQL Server events from a server. The events are saved in a trace.....
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SQL Server uses different ways to execute SQL statements which are listed below.......
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SQL Server Full-Text Query: SQL Server supports searches on character string columns using Full-Text Query........
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The several phases a transaction has to go through are listed here. Database is in a consistent state when the transaction is about to start.......
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SQL server XPath - XPath is a language defined by the W3C, used to select nodes from XML documents. SQL Server 2000 supports .....
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SQL Server Files and File groups - A file or file group can only be used by one database. For example, the files abc.mdf and abc.ndf contains......
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SQL server Authentication Modes - SQL Server supports two security (authentication) modes: Windows Authentication and Mixed mode .....
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Data definition language is used to define and manage all attributes and properties of a database........
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SQL Server SELECT Statement - SQL Server uses the following steps to process a single SELECT statement:.......
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SQL server batches - CREATE DEFAULT, CREATE PROCEDURE, CREATE RULE, CREATE TRIGGER, and CREATE VIEW statements cannot be combined with ......
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GO Command is used to signal the end of a batch........
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SQL Server NULL values - Null means no entry has been made. It implies that the value is either unknown or undefined........
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What is the difference between UNION and UNION ALL? - UNION command selects distinct and related information from two tables. On the other hand.....
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What is Log Shipping? - Log shipping enables high availability of database.....
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What is the difference between a Local and a Global temporary table? - A local temporary table lives until the connection is valid....
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What is the difference between UNION and UNION ALL? - .....
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A table can have only one ROWGUIDCOL column, A ROWGUIDCOL column must be defined by using the uniqueidentifier data type.......
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Following are the actions prevented once referential integrity is enforced.......
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Summarizing Data in SQL Server - We have CUBE or ROLLUP operators to generate summary reports. Both are part of the GROUP BY clause ......
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CUBE operator and ROLLUP operator - CUBE generates a result set that represents aggregates for all combinations of values in the selected columns........
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SQL server bulk copy utility - While importing data, the destination table must already exist,While exporting to a file, bcp will create the file.......
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Capabilities of Cursors - Cursors can support various functionalities that are listed here.......
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SQL server Cursor Behavior - Cursors behavior can be controlled by dividing them into cursor types: forward-only, static, keyset-driven, .......
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SQL server Stored Procedures - Stored procedures provide performance benefits through local storage, precompiling the code, and caching.......
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SQL server transactions - We shouldn't allow input from users during a transaction......
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SQL server Batches, stored procedures & triggers - A batch is a group of one or more SQL statements. SQL Server compiles the statements of a batch......
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Scenarios for using triggers. To create a audit log of database activity. To apply business rules. To apply some calculation on data from tables which is not stored in them.....
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Views can be created referencing tables and views only in the current database. ......
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The start and end of each transaction - Every data modification .......
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SQL server transaction log - It is created when CHECKPOINT statement is executed........
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Truncate and Delete commands - Truncate command is used to remove all rows of the column....
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SQL Server Lock Types - In this section, we have covered SQL Server lock types.....
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Define Identity and uniqueidentifier property of Column. We have answered this question in this series........
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Stuff Function - It replaces existing character. - STUFF(string_expression, start, length, replacement_characters).....
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Execution Plan and SQL Profiler - Describe in brief SQL Server monitoring ways. We have answered this question in this section
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SQL Server Transaction Isolation Levels - Define transaction and transaction isolation levels.....
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SQL Server Optimization Tips - In this section, we have provided all possible tips to optimize SQL Server performance......
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