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MS SQL Server 2012 - Point me in the right direction
Posted on 4/5/15 at 2:13 am
Posted on 4/5/15 at 2:13 am
Background for help:
- Job role is adding temp responsibility that includes SQL Server 2012.
- Role isn't DBA and is mostly infrastructure based.
- I have worked with MySQL on a Linux side, but not MS SQL Server.
I'm looking for mostly the basics, but from a Techie POV. A few bookmarked websites that have a simple overview, how to connect, troubleshooting and commands for the DB would be most helpful.
Thanks in advance.
- Job role is adding temp responsibility that includes SQL Server 2012.
- Role isn't DBA and is mostly infrastructure based.
- I have worked with MySQL on a Linux side, but not MS SQL Server.
I'm looking for mostly the basics, but from a Techie POV. A few bookmarked websites that have a simple overview, how to connect, troubleshooting and commands for the DB would be most helpful.
Thanks in advance.
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Posted on 4/5/15 at 9:16 am to drizztiger
Download the free preview of SQL Server 2014 from the Microsoft website and start playing with it... That is how I learned.
I use both MySQL and MS-SQL on a near daily basis and each has its place in the environment.
Everything in MS-SQL is done through the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (installed with SQL) and is 99% point-and-click.
I use both MySQL and MS-SQL on a near daily basis and each has its place in the environment.
Everything in MS-SQL is done through the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (installed with SQL) and is 99% point-and-click.
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