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There are a few options for Azure SQL Server
Vanilla Azure SQL Server (SaaS)
Azure SQL Server using VM image (IaaS)
Azure SQL Server Alwayson
I'm trying to understand what option replaces the best an on-premises SQL server accessed by multiple servers, that will become multiple "callers" in Azure.
Well that really depends on what your requirements are. An Azure VM with SQL would be the closet to replacing a physical SQL server and you can setup clusters and failover and all that. You really should read more into them at http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/services/sql-database/
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I'm working with Windows Server Core 1709, using SMB file share support for SQL containers. Support for small databases works well (allowing time to copy databases), but now I face the need for provisioning environments that include databases of 100's of GB in size. I've worked in the past with SAN based snapshots, but don't have access to these resources. Is anyone familiar with SQL Server database cloning that could be employed for this use-case?
Windocks has just released database cloning support for Docker SQL Server containers, all versions and editions SQL 2008 forward. Take a look at https://www.windocks.com/docker-sql-server-containers
Disclosure: I am the Co-Founder of WinDocks
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iam using mvc3 application and sql server2008 in local it is working perfectly when i deploy in server data is not saving database
From what you have written it seems you are having trouble accessing the SQL Server from an application hosted on a seperate server ?
If this is the case theres a few things you can do:
1) Try pinging the SQl Server from your ApplicationServer to ensure
you have network connectivity
2) On your SQL Server ensure you have remote connections enabled
(Enable the TCP/IP service)
3) If you are using a SQL Login ensure your SQL Instance allows both
windows authentication and SQL Logins.
4)Finaly logon to the actual SQL Server instance on the same server
using SQL management studio with the same credentials you have in
your connection string.
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What is the process for doing this ? I need to do this as my client does not want reporting off the live oracle database and want to put it on a sql server database as people there are familar with that database.
If you are looking to migrate completely then Microsoft have a Migration Assistant which is very good http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh302876(v=sql.105).aspx , alternatively if you are looking to import some of the data into SQL Server then a standard ETL package in SQL Server Integration Services should do what you need.
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So here's the deal. I have a Windows 2008 R2 Server that I want to have use an existing LDAP server for authentication and groups, etc.
In other words, I dont want to administer the accounts on the Windows 2008 server itself, but I want the server to think that they are there (like acting as a relay or repeater).
What I'm trying to do is have a way of having people access their Web published RemoteApp applications, but again, I dont want to manage the users on that server, there's already an existing LDAP server with all of that info.
Any ideas? Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
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i want to send an email as a user inserts some data into a table. is this possible in sql express? please help with the code.
i would use a trigger for insertion on the table.
for email what features shall i have on my PC. i have Windows XP.
As far as I know, SQL Express does not support the Database Mail feature, so this would not be possible out of the box. As per the note at the bottom of the Database Mail MSDN article for Sql Server 2008 R2:
Database Mail is not available in SQL
Server Express.
A more robust solution would be to embed the notification logic in the application tier (e.g C#) which talks to the database.
As far as I didn't find any deprecation against enabling SQL CLR onto SQL Server Express,
you can try to use SQL CLR Trigger with System.Net.Mail objects.
This is not possible with SQL Express. If you happen to update to the full management studio you would use msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail to send your email.