By Darril Gibson
All-in-One is All You Need
Get entire assurance of all 3 Microsoft qualified IT expert database management tests for SQL Server 2005 during this accomplished quantity. Written by way of a SQL Server professional and MCITP, this definitive examination advisor good points studying goals in the beginning of every bankruptcy, examination assistance, perform questions, and in-depth causes. special and authoritative, the ebook serves as either an entire certification research advisor and an important on-the-job reference.
Get complete info on all examination themes together with how to:
- set up and configure SQL Server 2005
- Use Transact-SQL
- deal with server infrastructure layout
- Optimize databases
- safe databases and servers
- be sure excessive availability
- enforce backup and restoration suggestions
- Maximize the integrated management instruments
- Use enterprise Intelligence instruments, together with SSIS and SSRS
- deal with concurrency
The CD-ROM features:
- Six complete perform exams--two for every examination: 70-431, 70-443, and 70-444
- Scripts from the step by step routines within the ebook
- Video education clips from the writer
- entire digital ebook
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Warnings are informative. For example, you will likely see a warning that to support Reporting Services, you need to install IIS. Since we won’t use Reporting Services until Chapter 14, we won’t install IIS now. ) If desired, you can view the report and save the report to a file. Click Next once you’ve addressed the identified issues. 7. After a moment, the Microsoft SQL Server Installation wizard will launch. 8. On the Registration Information page, enter information in the Name and Company text boxes.
Plan for fault tolerance Recover from a failure of SQL Server 2005 Recover from a database disaster Plan a strategy Restore a database Configure logins Recover lost data Maintain server and database scripts for recoverability Salvage good data from a damaged database by using restoration techniques Chapter 1, Troubleshooting the Installation or Operation; Configuring SQL Server 2005 Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 10, all Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 6, Server Resources Chapter 10, all Chapter 1, Troubleshooting the Installation or Operation; Configuring SQL Server 2005 Chapter 10, all Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 8, Security Principals Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Chapter 11, Protecting System Databases and Scripts Chapter 10, Log Shipping; Database Snapshots; Database Mirroring; Replication; Clustering Chapter 11, Recovery Models; Database Backups; Restores Designing a Strategy to Monitor and Maintain a Database Solution Define and implement monitoring standards for a physical server Establish the thresholds for performance Establish the baselines for performance Define which types of information to monitor on the physical server Define traces Set alerts Set notifications Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 13, SQL Server Profiler Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent Introduction xxxv Choose the appropriate information to monitor Create and implement a maintenance strategy for database servers Create a job dependency diagram Manage the maintenance of database servers Design a database maintenance plan Design a strategy to manage Reporting Services Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 13, SQL Server Profiler Chapter 13, Maintenance Plans Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent; Maintenance Plans Chapter 13, Maintenance Plans Chapter 14, SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) Designing a Database Data Management Strategy Design and manage SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages Construct complex SSIS packages Design security for accessing packages Restart failed packages Troubleshoot or debug packages Deploy and move packages Schedule package execution Move packages to different servers Enforce data quality according to business requirements Establish the business requirements for quality Create queries to inspect the data Use checksum Clean the data Design data integrity Reconcile data conflicts Make implicit constraints explicit Assign data types to control characteristics of data stored in a column Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 2, Data Quality Chapter 3, Data Integrity; Constraints Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 2, Data Quality Chapter 2, Data Quality Chapter 11, Database Backups Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 2, Data Quality Chapter 3, Data Integrity; Constraints Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 2, Data Quality Chapter 3, Data Integrity; Constraints Chapter 14, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Chapter 3, Constraints Chapter 2, Tables; Data Quality Chapter 3, Constraints MCITP SQL Server 2005 Database Administration All-in-One Exam Guide xxxvi Design a strategy to manage data across linked servers Set up and manage linked servers Design a strategy to manage replication Design alerts Design a maintenance plan to monitor health, latency, and failures Verify replication Design a plan to resolve replication conflicts Design a plan to modify agent profiles Tune replication configuration Optimize a database control strategy to meet business requirements Verify that database change control procedures are being followed Identify all database objects related to a particular deployment Chapter 6, Linked Servers Chapter 6, Linked Servers Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 6, System Monitor Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 13, Maintenance Plans; SQL Server Agent Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 13, SQL Server Agent Chapter 10, Replication Chapter 2, Database Control Chapter 2, Database Control Chapter 2, Chapter 3 Chapter 10, Replication Designing a Strategy to Manage and Maintain Database Security Perform a security audit of the existing security infrastructure based on the security plan Analyze the physical server security Compare the existing security infrastructure to business and regulatory requirements Identify variations from the security design Maintain a server-level security strategy Design a strategy to audit Windows account permissions Design a strategy to audit SQL Server service access Maintain a strategy to assign the appropriate minimum level of privileges Chapter 8, Security Principals; Database Securables Chapter 9, Server Security Basics; Security Strategy Chapter 9, Security Strategy Chapter 9, Working in a Domain; Security Strategy Chapter 9, Working in a Domain; Security Strategy Chapter 9, Working in a Domain; Security Strategy Chapter 8, Database Securables; Security Principals Chapter 9, Working in a Domain; Server Security Basics; Security Strategy Chapter 8, Database Securables; Security Principals Chapter 9, Server Security Basics; Security Strategy Chapter 8, Database Securables; Security Principals Chapter 9, Server Security Basics; Security Strategy Introduction xxxvii Maintain an encryption strategy that meets business requirements Design a strategy to apply service packs and security updates Configure the surface area Maintain a user-level security strategy Verify the existence and enforcement of account policies Verify SQL Server login authentication Verify permissions on SQL Server roles and accounts Prepare for and respond to threats and attacks Prepare for and respond to SQL Server injection attacks Prepare for and respond to denial-of-service attacks that are specific to SQL Server Prepare for and respond to virus and worm attacks that are specific to SQL Server Prepare for and respond to internal attacks that are specific to SQL Server Chapter 8, Encryption Chapter 6, Server Design Considerations Chapter 1, Configuring SQL Server 2005 Chapter 8, Security Principals Chapter 9, Server Security Basics; Security Strategy; Working in a Domain Chapter 9, Server Security Basics; Security Strategy; Working in a Domain Chapter 9, Server Security Basics Chapter 8, Security Principals Chapter 9, Server Security Basics Chapter 9, Network Security; Security Strategy Chapter 5, Stored Procedures Chapter 9, Network Security; Security Strategy Chapter 9, Network Security; Security Strategy Chapter 5, Stored Procedures Chapter 9, Working in a Domain; Network Security; Security Strategy This page intentionally left blank CHAPTER Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2005 In this chapter, you will learn about: • SQL Server editions • Instances of SQL Server • Installing SQL Server 2005 • Configuring SQL Server 2005 • Using configuration tools like SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool and SQL Server Configuration Manager • Connecting to SQL Server via SSMS, SQLCmd, and dedicated administrator connection • Troubleshooting the installation • Books Online You can get help from teachers, but you are going to have to learn a lot by yourself, sitting alone in a room.
Read what each will do, and note the default settings of both. 6. Click DAC and xp_cmdshell, and notice the default settings. At this point, you may notice a trend. None of these features is enabled. That’s SD3+C in action— secure by default. 7. Look at any other settings that interest you. Click Cancel to return to the main screen. Chapter 1: Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2005 19 SQL Server Surface Area Configuration for Services and Connections In addition to configuring services via the Services applet, you can also configure many SQL Server services via the SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration tool.