Top-Up Contents: Installing, Configuring and Upgrading A Database
The document discusses installing, configuring, and upgrading a SQL Server database. It covers downloading SQL Server, using the installation wizard to install a new instance or add features to an existing instance, configuring the instance type and server authentication methods, using SQL Server Management Studio as a GUI, and upgrading SQL Server by backing up databases first before overwriting the previous version.
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Top-Up Contents: Installing, Configuring and Upgrading A Database
The document discusses installing, configuring, and upgrading a SQL Server database. It covers downloading SQL Server, using the installation wizard to install a new instance or add features to an existing instance, configuring the instance type and server authentication methods, using SQL Server Management Studio as a GUI, and upgrading SQL Server by backing up databases first before overwriting the previous version.
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Installing , Configuring and Upgrading a Database
Objective
Installation of SQL Server
Understand the Configuration requirements
Upgrading of SQL server from previous versions
Upgrade and install additional tools or services
Install SQL Server Download the installation files from the Microsoft website. The Express edition is a free download, as is the Developer edition
SQL Server can be installed with the SQL Server Installation
Wizard Installation Wizard
Ensure that Installation is
selected in the left menu, click the first option, New SQL Server stand-alone installation or add features to an existing installation to start the installation process. Instance Configuration An instance is an installation of SQL Server.
An instance is an exact copy of
the same software. There are two types of instances in SQL Server a) Default b) Named.
Default instance service name
is MSSQLSERVER. Server Configuration AUTHENTICATION Windows authentication mode • centralize account administration -Active Directory - Integrated security • specific Windows user and group accounts can be configured to log in to SQL Server • uses encryption to authenticate SQL Server users
Mixed authentication mode
• Windows credentials but supplements them with local SQL Server user accounts • Less secure SQL Server Management Studio
Graphical User Interface Upgrade SQL Server • Using Installation Wizard
• When you upgrade SQL Server, the previous version of SQL
Server will be overwritten and will no longer exist on your computer
• back up SQL Server databases and other objects associated with