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An Overview of the Fixed Server Roles for SQL Server 2000
Creating SQL Server Authentication Logins in the Enterprise Manag...
Creating Windows Authentication Logins in the Enterprise Manager
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SQL Server replication is a very popular choice for everything from synchronizing small, handheld devices with SQL Server CE installed to doing complete disaster recovery solutions. This category of videos will help you understand SQL replication and will walk you through setting it up, creating distributors, managing publications and subscribing.
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Series (3 videos) - Configuring Transactional Replication in SQL Server 2000
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You can disable the "sa" account by setting your SQL Server security mode to Windows Authentication Only. You will still have an "sa" account but it will not be able to log in to your SQL Server
Don't forget that calls to @@ERROR and @@ROWCOUNT change after each statement. Most programmers prefer to store these global variables in a local variable immediately for later processing
Many people get confused about licensing for their SQL Server when their SQL Server is used for the company website. Bottom line: buying one license for your SQL Server because the web server is only one user is not sufficient. Microsoft requires that each connection that takes advantage of the data from your SQL Server be licensed.
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