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Don’t have to be a coding expert. The learning curve for SQL is steep. So, the easy-to-use point and click interface ensures that staff can quickly learn how to build queries and interrogate data sources. Blend data from multiple sources. Many companies use lots of different applications ...
Episode Data Compression in SQL Server - Pros and Cons SQL Workshops Jun 6, 2016 SQL Server supports row and page compression on tables, indexes and partitions. This can lead to reduced I/O and better performance. However, it can also result in additional CPU usage in some cases, outweighi...
SQL Aliasing Pros and Cons项目 2007/10/26 I wanted to write a quick note on the good and bad of using SQL aliasing for redirecting SharePoint between mirrored SQL nodes. Good - It's a very simple solution. Each application server in the farm simply needs to be configured with the alias...
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Find out what are SQL views (virtual tables). Learn the different types of views that are available and the pros/cons for each now!
This article shows how to use 6 SQL table-based tools to solve the same problem, and gives the pros and cons of each.
Pros and Cons Exception Show 2 more I remember when I read about this concept in a book from Itzik Ben-Gan in 2006, I was so excited and could not sleep until daylight. When I encountered the question about this concept in MSDN Forum, I answered it with the same passion that I re...
On-premises vs. cloud data warehouses: Pros and cons How do relational databases work? Relational databases are relational because they are composed of tables that relate to each other. Non-relational databases, on the other hand, don't use rows and tables, but instead use data models such ...