Intro to sql

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Introduction to SQL Server

By: Paresh MotiwalaSQL Solutions Architect

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Tuesday, March 24, 2015

By: Paresh MotiwalaSQL Solutions Architect

Introduction to SQL Server• History• What’s new in SQL 2014• Client/Server• Components of SQL Server• Tools of SQL Server• Data Warehouse• Backups, Restores, Modes• Virtualization • DBAs• Looking Ahead• Q&A

History1. 1987 – 1994- SQL was from SYBASE2. 1995 – SQL 63. 1996 – SQL 6.54. 1997 – SQL 75. 2000 – SQL 20006. 2005 – SQL 20057. 2008 – SQL 20088. 2010 – SQL 2008 R2 – SQL Azure9. 2011 – SQL 2011 Code Named Denali10. 2012 – SQL 201211. 2014 – SQL 201412. 2016 - ???

What’s new in SQL 20141. Database Engine Enhancements:

• In-Memory OLTP• Updatable and clustered Column Store Indexes• Faster query processing• Memory Buffer Pool can now reside on SSDs• Enhance Always ON for better HA/DR situations

2. Cloud Support Enhancements:• Simplified cloud backup and deployment• HA/Always ON in Azure

3. Business Intelligence Enhancements:• Power query• Power Map• PDW for support of queries for Big Data with T-SQL

Client Server

Internet

Client Laptop

Client Desktop

Database ServerWeb Server

App Server

Client LaptopClient Desktop

Components of SQL

Introduction to SQL ServerData Warehouse• Fast, accurate application independent data• Unique(non-redundant) data• Highly secure

Introduction to SQL ServerBackups• Database modes – Simple, Bulk Logged, Full• Backup types – Full, Transaction Logs, Differential • Restore types – Full, Transaction Logs, Differential • Recovery types - Full Recovery, No-Recovery, Standby• Post Restore

Red implies, currently not supported by Actifio

Introduction to SQL ServerDBAs• Application DBA• Developer DBA• Mix of the two

Looking ahead1. Our support for SQL 2014- Especially the “In-Memory OLTP databases”2. SQL 2016 coming up as well

• Coming soon- SQL 102 training. Concentrating only on Backups and Restores

THANK YOURemember, Paresh for President 2016

• Q&A

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