Which would you rather do, wade through the nuances of SQL Server licensing or a typical tax form? Some days, I think the latter would be a welcome respite. Let’s just put it this way, I bet Brent Ozar (BrentO on twitter) is happy that licensing wasn’t the biggest part of the MCM grade. (I [...]
SQL Server Licensing Or Tax Forms?
by Mike Walsh on 27. Jul, 2010 in Best Practices, DBA, InstallTips, Pet Peeve, Syndicate
How do -you- install SQL Server? (Part 3)
by Mike Walsh on 30. Nov, 2009 in Best Practices, DBA, InstallTips, Syndicate
Welcome to part 3 in this series on a thought process around SQL Server Installation. In Part 1, we started talking about some basic steps and a thought process for a repeatable success story with your SQL Server installations. Part 2 discussed security, playing around before doing a first install and smoke testing afterwards.
Today we’ll [...]
How do -you- install SQL Server? (Part 2)
by Mike Walsh on 23. Nov, 2009 in Best Practices, DBA, InstallTips, Syndicate
Welcome to this series on a thought process around SQL Server Installation. In Part 1, we started talking about some basic steps and a thought process for a repeatable success story with your SQL Server installations. Today let’s continue that story and talk some more about installation planning and success. We’ll finish up talking about [...]
How do -you- install SQL Server (Part 1)
by Mike Walsh on 17. Nov, 2009 in Best Practices, Pet Peeve, Syndicate
No, this is not an installation guide
There is documentation for that found in many places. First good place to look is Books Online (2005/2008) but there are plenty of other community resources found at sites like SQL Server Central and SQLServerPedia as well as blogs.
What I mean by this post is to ask, “How do [...]
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NULLgarity: Enjoyed reading your Evernote series. I'm a big O...
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Mike Walsh: Hi Natasha - That is some error to make the DB gr...
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Natasha: I would like your opinion please. My database w...
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Mike Walsh: Stan - The rationale makes perfect sense and it is...
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Stan Segers: Hi John, Mike, The development undertaken is Of...
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Mike Walsh: John - If you re-read his note I believe we are in...
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John Cogan: Pretty certain that Stan is not license compliant,...
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John Cogan: @Stan, since none of those bundled admin/developer...
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Mike Walsh: that is a great point. I hadn't thought of that ei...
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Mike Walsh: Hi Stan - I have never checked with MS specifical...
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Abhilash Melethil: Thanks for the Post Mike!...
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Thomas Rushton: "The catch"? Unfortunately, v5.0 of the MAP requi...
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Stan Segers: @Mike, I do have this nice Developer Edition / Sta...
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John Cogan: Nice post here about licensing. Having run this g...
