Everything SQL related and then some
In this video we cover multiple database options most of which are fairly easy to understand and don’t really require significant research before being set. Often these settings are enabled by default and Microsoft recommends they remain that way. Some of the options we cover are listed below ANSI WARNINGS – Must be set to…
https://youtu.be/SAzmOEqVoIQ Another one of the database options which doesn’t serve any real purpose. As shown in this video the setting is overridden by session level settings so it doesn’t make sense to set it at Database level. This option default the NULLAbility of columns when creating the table or altering it. When set to off…
https://youtu.be/SAzmOEqVoIQ Another one of the database options which doesn’t serve any real purpose. As shown in this video the setting is overridden by session level settings so it doesn’t make sense to set it at Database level. This option default the NULLAbility of columns when creating the table or altering it. When set to off…
The use of AUTO SHRINK I think needs no explanation. Almost anybody who has worked on SQL Server understands the way databases can quickly grow. In these cases we can see growth happens in two places, the database file and the log file. The database file gets highly fragmented when it is shrunk. The log…