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9/20/2013- Choosing the right SQL Server edition for your organization
- Installing SQL Server
- Testing the installation and connectivity
- Configuring SQL Server services
- Connecting to the network
- Creating and connecting to databases
- Backing up and restoring a database
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Gerry O'Brien and welcome to Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2012. In this course, we'll take a look at what is required to install SQL Server 2012 and apply some configuration. First we'll start by helping you plan your SQL installation and installing the program on your system. Once we have SQL Server installed, we'll then move on to taking a look at configuring and applying some settings to the SQL Server database engine and the services that support it. Once the configuration is completed, I'll then show you how to create user databases on your system and how to apply basic security settings to enable security on those databases.
Next we'll take a look at how to backup and restore those databases on your system to ensure that you can recover your data in the event of a disaster. Okay, so now let's get started with Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2012.
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Introduction
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Welcome54s
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1. Planning Your Installation
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Hardware requirements2m 45s
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SQL Server components6m 20s
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Installation options5m 4s
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2. Install SQL Server 2012
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Adding or removing features10m 47s
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3. Configure SQL Server 2012
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Configure SQL Server services10m 24s
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4. Creating and Connecting to Databases
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Connecting to a database5m 19s
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Securing the database8m 51s
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5. Back Up and Restore
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Backing up a database9m 37s
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Scheduling a backup5m 8s
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Restoring a database9m 51s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye1m 41s
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