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This chapter is a great introduction to SQL Server. Whether you are a complete 'no-nothing' for SQL Server or you've had extensive experience with other RDBMS' and just want to learn about SQL Server, this is a great place to start.
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Series (6 videos) - A Technical Overview of SQL Server: What It Is, What It Does...
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Miscellaneous Bits & Pieces:
"Collation" is one of the most misunderstood terms in SQL Server. In a nutshell collation defines (a) the characters that are allowed in a column, (b) the way those characters will be sorted in the ORDER BY, and (c) how those characters will be compared (using the WHERE clause, for example)
Security Tip: Protect your "sa" account by using a very strong password. Hackers can issue dictionary attacks against your SQL Server and attempt to guess your "sa" password with brute force. By providing a password that (a) cannot be found in any dictionary, and (b) contains letters, numbers, and special characters, you give yourself maximum password protection
Performance Tip: Try to keep your transactions as short as possible. This reduces wait time and locks held which increases concurrency
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