In this article, we look
at the features of the copy database wizard for moving objects from one SQL
instance to another. We further look at restrictions and tips to get past
them.
A SQL Server
instance comprises of several objects, and if you ever you need to move those
objects from the given instance to another then manually transferring them will
not be a wise thing to do. For transferring your SQL objects from one instance
to another you should make use of the Copy Database Wizard....
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In
this article, we explain the concept of tail-log backups and check out the
scenarios where they may be needed while using MS SQL Server
Tail-Log Backups are used for capturing the log records for data, for which the user hasn’t created any back-ups to prevent the data from getting lost or deleted from the system and also to ensure that the log chain stays intact. It is recommended that the user backs-up his/her transaction log in its tail before starting a recovering program in his/her...
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In
this article, we look at stretch enabled tables that one should be aware of
including key constraints
Stretch Database is a SQL Server feature which allows users to migrate cold data securely and transparently to Azure cloud. Users can even pause these migrations during connection errors, which help in easier transfer of data.
Stretch Database
directly targets transactional databases containing a large amount of cold
data, which is usually stored in multiple tables in a database....
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