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How to Make a Table Read Only in SQL Server 2005/2008 (Video Series)

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Skill Level: 500 (Advanced)

Versions/Editions Covered: SQL Server 2005 , SQL Server 2000 , SQL Server 2008
Do you have a SQL Server table that you need to make read only? It's quite easy in SQL Server to make an entire database read only but how do you make a single table read-only? It takes quite a few steps actually.

This video series, a three-part series, shows you how to mark an individual SQL table as read-only. Along the way, you'll learn a little about the architecture of SQL Server 2008/2005 including a little about filegroups and data files. For many people, this advanced technique - making one or more tables read-only - is a performance tuning technique. Is it for you? Watch this series and find out!

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Miscellaneous Bits & Pieces:
Did you know that the fixed server role "Database Creators (dbcreator)" can drop any database on the server? Ouch!
There are so many add-ons and downloads for SQL Server 2000 that it's impossible to list even a quarter of them here. Check out Microsoft's Download page, search for all downloads on SQL Server, and wow!
Performance Monitor (also called System Monitor and perfmon) is a great tool used to track various processes on the system and to give an ad-hoc display of the current state of the system. Perfmon is a very flexible tool allowing you to monitor memory, CPU, hard drive statistics as well as individual application statistics like how much memory your SQL Server is using.

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