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One of the first things an IT Pro learns when they tackle SharePoint is how tightly coupled SharePoint is to SQL Server; it can’t function without it. And one of the hardest lessons a DBA can learn when encountering SharePoint is that SharePoint cannot be managed like a common SQL Server database, or even like databases for many other platforms. This session will introduce SQL Server administrators and operators to how SharePoint interacts with SQL Server, outline some of the common gotchas and pitfalls that can crop up when managing a SQL Server instance that contains SharePoint databases, and provide recommendations on how to successfully manage SharePoint’s databases in SQL Server.
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IndyPASS - Can SharePoint and SQL Server Find Wedded Bliss?
- 1. Can SharePoint and SQL Server find wedded bliss?
- 3. Outline
- 4. Courtship
- 5. Let’s get this out of the way
- 6. Down on Bended Knee
- 7. SharePoint 2013 Key Features
- 8. The Complexity of SharePoint
- 9. How Does SharePoint Need SQL Server?
- 10. What SharePoint Stores in SQL Server
- 12. SharePoint’s Abuse of SQL Server
- 13. Manual changes to a SharePoint database?
- 15. SharePoint versions and SQL Server support
- 16. Planning for SharePoint’s Databases
- 18. Installing SharePoint: Creating Databases WOOOOHOOOOO!
- 19. Installing SharePoint: SQL Server Permissions
- 20. Installing SharePoint: After the Farm is Done
- 21. What to Expect When You’re Expecting
- 22. How did we get all this stuff?
- 23. SQL Server Storage Growth for SharePoint
- 24. Growth happens in other areas too
Editor's Notes
- Courtship: what is sharepointBended knee: how they work togetherIn-laws: technical requirementsWedding planning: what you need to build a farmWhat to expect: getting ready for growthGrowing old: operational tips