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Beginning Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 Administration

Introduction ..................................................................... xxvii

Chapter 1: Introducing SQL Server 2008 ............................................... 1

Chapter 2: Installing SQL Server 2008 ............................................... 25

Chapter 3: SQL Server 2008 Tools ................................................... 51

Chapter 4: SQL Server 2008 Storage Architecture.................................... 111

Chapter 5: SQL Server 2008 Databases ............................................. 129

Chapter 6: SQL Server 2008 Security ............................................... 201

Chapter 7: Configuring SQL Server Network Communication ........................... 261

Chapter 8: Automating Administrative Tasks ........................................ 285

Chapter 9: Disaster Prevention and Recovery ........................................ 363

Chapter 10: Monitoring SQL Server ................................................. 401

Chapter 11: Optimizing SQL Server ................................................. 473

Chapter 12: SQL Server High Availability ............................................ 553

Chapter 13: Introduction to Replication ............................................. 589

Chapter 14: Introduction to the Common Language Runtime .......................... 607

Chapter 15: An Administrator’s Guide to Business Intelligence ........................ 639

Chapter 16: Introduction to SQL Server Integration Services .......................... 645

Chapter 17: Introduction to SQL Server Analysis Services ............................. 677

Chapter 18: Introduction to SQL Server Reporting Services ............................ 707

Chapter 19: Introduction to Service Broker .......................................... 733

Index ........................................................................... 755

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Beginning

Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 Administration

Chris Leiter

Dan Wood

Albert Boettger

Michael Cierkowski

Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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Beginning Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 Administration

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Beginning Microsoft SQL server 2008 administration / Chris Leiter ... [et al.].

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1. SQL server. 2. Database management. 3. Relational databases. I. Leiter,

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For my wife, Bridget Your patience, love, and support have made everything I have, and everything I am, possible.

Thanks for believing in me

— Chris Leiter

I dedicate my contribution of this book to my dad, Reginald Kaaikaula Wood, who lost his battle with cancer while

I was writing this book. He was a great encouragement and proud that his son was a published author even though

he said, ‘‘I don’t understand a darn word of it.’’ My dad left an amazing legacy and he will be missed.

— Dan Wood

I dedicate this book to my daughter, Rachel. Watching you grow and re-experiencing the beauty and wonder of the

world through your eyes, is and has been the greatest joy in my life. So few years to give you wings to fly.

I love you.

— Albert Boettger

I would like to dedicate this accomplishment to my daughter, Alina. You are the best thing that has ever happened

to me and I love you very much.

— Michael Cierkowski

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About the Authors

Chris Leiter (Auburn, WA) is a Senior Consultant for Hitachi Consulting. His primary focus is Microsoft’s

Business Intelligence and Performance Management products. Chris has been a Microsoft Certified Pro￾fessional since 1997 and a Microsoft Certified Trainer since 2001. He currently holds the MCSE: Security,

MCITP: Database Administrator, and ITIL: Foundation certifications. Chris is also co-author of Beginning

SQL Server 2005 Administration by Dan Wood, Chris Leiter, and Paul Turley from Wrox Press 2006. When

not writing about or working with Microsoft SQL Server, he enjoys watching movies from his extensive

DVD collection with his wife, Bridget, and their cat, Cosmo. Chris contributed Chapters 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 12,

13, 15, 16, 17, and 19.

Dan Wood (Silverdale, WA) is the senior database administrator for Avalara, a sales tax compliance

company where he both administers and develops database solutions for several enterprise applications

that handle global address validation, tax rate calculation, and sales tax remittance for e-commerce and

ERP clients. He has been working with SQL Server as a DBA, consultant, and trainer since 1999. Dan

was a co-author on Beginning Transact-SQL with SQL Server 2000 and 2005 by Paul Turley and Dan Wood

(2005) and Beginning T-SQL with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008 by Paul Turley and Dan Wood (2008)

and the lead author of Beginning SQL Server 2005 Administration, all from WROX press. Dan contributed

Chapters 4 and 9.

Albert Boettger (Federal Way, WA) is the Senior Software Engineer and Database Administrator for

Sagem Morpho, Inc. Albert has more than 20 years of experience as a solution developer, database archi￾tect, and software engineer. Albert contributed Chapters 10 and 11.

Michael Cierkowski (Maple Valley, WA) currently works as an instructor for Netdesk Corporation,

with a primary focus on SQL Server Administration. Michael has been a Microsoft Certified Professional

and Trainer since 2000. He currently holds his MCSD, MCDBA, MCAD, MCSA, MCPD: (Windows,

Web, and Enterprise), and MCITP: (Database Administrator, Database Developer, BI Developer, Server

Administrator, and Enterprise Administrator). Michael contributed Chapters 5, 14, and 18.

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Credits

Executive Editor

Bob Elliott

Development Editor

Maureen Spears

Technical Editor

Jim Adams

Senior Production Editor

Debra Banninger

Copy Editor

Cate Caffrey

Editorial Manager

Mary Beth Wakefield

Production Manager

Tim Tate

Vice President and Executive

Group Publisher

Richard Swadley

Vice President and Executive

Publisher

Barry Pruett

Associate Publisher

Jim Minatel

Project Coordinator, Cover

Lynsey Stanford

Proofreader

Nancy Carrasco

Indexer

J & J Indexing

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Acknowledgments

First and foremost, I thank my wife, Bridget, for once again supporting and encouraging me through this

process. It’ll be nice to have our evenings back. Thanks also to Dan Wood, for letting me take the reins

on this one. I’m really glad that you were able to stay on as a Contributing Author. Michael Cierkowski

and Albert Boettger also deserve my gratitude for stepping up to the plate and co-authoring this book.

Both of you are absolutely brilliant, and I’m lucky to know you. I also thank Lance Baldwin, one of the

best people I’ve had the privilege of working for (twice!), and Paul Turley, who helped Dan and me

get introduced to Wiley. And speaking of Wiley, I must also thank Bob Elliott for his support on this

project and faith that I could pull it all together; Maureen Spears for having the patience of a saint; and

Jim Adams, who never let anything get by him (and provided a huge contribution to Chapter 17!). There

are several other people whom I would like to thank for helping me in one way or another during the

process of creating this book. They include (in no particular order) Jeff Sparks, for constantly feeding my

ego; Rick Kinglsan, for setting the bar and letting me raise it; D.J. Norton, for being as much of a gadget

geek as I am; Stephanie Gulick, for being so supportive; everyone at Hitachi Consulting; and, of course,

the Banz and Leiter families, who put up with me working through yet another holiday season.

— Chris Leiter

A great deal of thanks to Chris Leiter for taking over this book and being an outstanding Project Lead.

Special thanks to all the wonderful people at Wrox for their patience for missed deadlines and support

when my dad was ill. Lastly, but most importantly, my gratitude and undying love goes to my beautiful

wife, Sarah, who supported me through yet another book project and expressed her pride and love while

spending many nights and weekends without me. Thank you, my love.

— Dan Wood

A special thanks to Chris Leiter for convincing me to join the team and introducing me to Wiley Publish￾ing. You were right. Thank you to Jeff Sparks for being a friend and mentor, and for always pushing me

to explore and master new technologies. Your opinions and insights were invaluable. Thanks to every￾one at Wiley Publishing who helped to make this book a reality, and especially to Bob Elliot for all his

hard work. Thanks, Maureen, for keeping us all on schedule and answering all of our questions (kind of

like herding cats), and to Jim for his excellent technical editing. To my loving wife, Elise, and beautiful

daughter, Rachel, thank you for your love, patience, and understanding. You mean more to me than

words can convey.

— Albert C. Boettger

First, I thank both Dan and Chris for considering me for this project. It has been a wonderful experience

working with you, and I hope we can do it again sometime. I also thank everyone at Wrox for making the

entire process a fairly painless affair. And finally, I thank my wife, Stacy, for dealing with many nights

of neglect while I worked on my many projects. I love you more each and every day. A task that I didn’t

think was possible.

— Michael Cierkowski

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