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What are the TLS supports in SQL Server?

SQL Server can support different TLS (Transport Layer Security) versions across various editions. The TLS versions supported by SQL Server may vary depending on the SQL Server version and the Windows operating system in use.

In general, SQL Server 2008 and later versions typically support TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.2. However, it’s essential to obtain the most up-to-date information from Microsoft’s official sources, as security updates and patch releases are primarily designed to address security vulnerabilities. ...  READ MORE ❯❯❯

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How many types of backups can be taken in SQL Server?

In SQL Server, backups are typically taken in four different types:

  1. Full Backup
  2. Differential Backup
  3. Transaction Log Backup
  4. File or Filegroup Backup

Let’s delve into the details of each type of backup in SQL Server: ...  READ MORE ❯❯❯

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How to Perform a Database Copy in SQL Server

Copying databases can often be quite useful, but knowing how to do it is crucial. In SQL Server, an easy way to copy a database is to use the “Database Copy Wizard.” Here’s how to do it using this wizard:

  1. First, open the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) application and connect to your SQL Server.

You can access the article where I previously explained the installation process from here. ...  READ MORE ❯❯❯

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Azure Data Studio or SSMS — which should I use?

Azure Data Studio (ADS) and SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) are both database management tools used for different purposes, and which tool to use depends on your needs and preferences.

Azure Data Studio (ADS): ...  READ MORE ❯❯❯

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What is SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and How to Install it?

SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) is the official tool used for Microsoft SQL Server database management and query operations. SSMS enables you to create, edit, back up, and execute data queries within databases. Additionally, you can configure security settings and monitor database performance in SQL Server.

The core functions of SSMS include:
1.Database Management: SSMS allows you to create, delete, rename, and edit SQL Server databases. It provides graphical interfaces and commands for managing your databases. ...  READ MORE ❯❯❯