Below are my detailed summaries of the best SQL analytics tools that made it onto my shortlist. My reviews offer a detailed look at the key features, pros & cons, integrations, and ideal use cases of each tool to help you find the best one for you. 1 DbVisualizer Best for advanced SQ...
SQL Server is a popular and impactful database solution used by plenty of businesses to run websites, apps and other mission-critical services. There are still those who have yet to be converted to adopting this respected Microsoft platform, so here is a run through of the pros and cons of...
Pros and Cons While clustering protects you from hardware failure relating to the server hosting the SQL Server instance, it does not protect you from media failure. Unlike replication, database mirroring, or log shipping there is only a single copy of your database. If the SAN-NAS encounters...
One common theme that stood out last year is the oversupply of data to our fingertips. In my line of work as a data professional, I produce, consume and explain datasets and data visualizations on a regular basis. As a common man though, I did not discuss histograms and rolling averages ...
Below you will find the pros and cons of each. Pattern One For CreatedBy The first pattern has the CreatedBy using the SYSTEM_USER function to populate the field. This will retrieve the windows login that the user used to login into the application. Pros This pattern allows the use of a...
Like an AG, FCIs abstract which node of the underlying cluster is hosting it. An FCI always retains the same name. Applications and end users never connect to the nodes; the unique name assigned to the FCI is used. An FCI can participate in an AG as one of the instances hosting either...
Pros and Cons of NoSQL Briefly, SQL databases take a traditional approach to data that is best-suited for applications with structured data and a need for strong data integrity. NoSQL databases typically offer improved performance. They take a more flexible approach that is better for ...
Like an AG, FCIs abstract which node of the underlying cluster is hosting it. An FCI always retains the same name. Applications and end users never connect to the nodes; the unique name assigned to the FCI is used. An FCI can participate in an AG as one of the instances hosting either...
Yes, it supports secure SSH and SSL connections for added security when accessing your databases.AlternativesphpMyAdmin: A web-based database management tool that is often included with web hosting packages, providing a convenient way to manage databases through a browser.DBeaver: An open-source, ...
t have time to correct. Software has bugs and there are people who will never trust software to take the wheel. The security of the software can be nearly perfect but if it fails once it could be catastrophic. This level of scrutiny is paranoid. We have to weigh the pros and cons of...