BackupandRestoredatabaseinSQLServerStudio2014is easy. Here I willexplainthe stepsin a waythat is easyandsimple. Backupis the process ofmoving data fromthe databaseintoabackupfile. Infact,the process ofbacking up isacapture processdatabase,where the databaseis dynamicorchanging every secondaccording to theupdateofclientactivity.
Restoreisthe process of restoringa databasefroma backupfileinto adatabasefileon the server. Fillinthisdatabaseadjust to the situationwhenthe datawas taken. See thevideocarefully, consider the steps.Itis easy.
On the Reporting Services Configuration, select Install and configure. Click on "Next >" to continue.
The Ready to Install screen displays all of the features and prerequisites to be installed. At this point, the installer can still go back to make changes or quit the process. Click on "Install" to begin the installation of the SQL Server 2014 components.
The installation progress bar tracks the status of the installation.
Upon completion of the installation, click on "Close" to exit the SQL Server 2014 Setup.
The SQL Server Installation Center can now be closed.
On the Server Configuration tab of the Database Engine Configuration screen, select your preferred Authentication Mode and specify your SQL Server administrators.
On the Data Directories tab of the Database Engine Configuration screen, specify your preferred directories for the data root, system database, user database, user database log, temp database, temp database log, and backup. Click on "Next >".
On the Server Configuration tab of the Analysis Services Configuration screen, select your preferred Server Mode and specify your Analysis Services administrators.
On the Data Directories tab of the Analysis Services Configuration screen, specify your preferred directories. Click on "Next >".
On the Reporting Services Configuration, select Install and configure. Click on "Next >" to continue.
The next step is the feature selection. This allows the installer to pick and choose the features to be installed. On the right side of the window, the disk space requirements are displayed. At the bottom, the installer can choose the path for the instance root and shared feature directories. Click on "Next >" to continue.
Sometimes a "Please Wait..." pop-up box might appear.
The Instance Configuration screen allows the installer to specify the name of the instance and its ID. This screen will also display other installed instances.
The Server Configuration screen shows the services to be installed, the service account name and the Startup Type. If you are installing SQL Server 2014 on a device with limited resources then the Startup Type should be set to Automatic (Delayed Start). Click on "Next >".
On the Server Configuration tab of the Database Engine Configuration screen, select your preferred Authentication Mode and specify your SQL Server administrators.
The SQL Server 2014 Setup application will run multiple checks for rules during the installation process. If a rule check fails, the setup application will provide the corrective measures to take so installation may proceed. The setup application will also search for product updates.
The setup application will download, extract and install files needed to carry out the installation process. Click on "Next >" to continue.
Another rule check will be run to ensure everything is in place so the setup will be successful. If a rule check fails, the setup application will provide the corrective measures to take so installation may proceed. Click on "Next >" to continue.
On the Setup Role screen, we will click on the SQL Server Feature Installation radio button. This will allow us to install the database engine, Analysis Services, Reporting Services, Integration Services and other features of SQL Server 2014. Click on "Next >" to continue.
The next step is the feature selection. This allows the installer to pick and choose the features to be installed. On the right side of the window, the disk space requirements are displayed. At the bottom, the installer can choose the path for the instance root and shared feature directories. Click on "Next >" to continue.
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate the installation of SQL Server 2014 on a notebook. While processing large amounts of data on a system like this might not be feasible, one can still learn how to configure and use the features of SQL Server 2014.
Note: Before starting make sure you are connected to a network and have Internet access.
After launching the setup application, the following pop-up window might appear. It might appear several times throughout the installation process.
The SQL Server Installation Center window will display. Along the left side of the window are the categories showing how the SQL Server Installation Center is organized. On the right side of the window are different actions the installer can take. Notice that some of the items allow the installer to view documentation while other items will make changes to the system. By the default the Planning category is displayed.
Clicking on Installation on the left side will display the different installation options. For this tip, we will click on "New SQL Server stand-alone installation or add features to an existing installation". This will launch the SQL Server 2014 Setup application.
The SQL Server 2014 Setup application lists the steps it will follow on the left side of the window. Enter the product key and click "Next >".
Review the license terms, click on "I accept the license terms", and then click "Next >".
The SQL Server 2014 Setup application will run multiple checks for rules during the installation process. If a rule check fails, the setup application will provide the corrective measures to take so installation may proceed. The setup application will also search for product updates.
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Express is a powerful and reliable free data management system that delivers a rich and reliable data store for lightweight Web Sites and desktop applications. License : Free System Requirements 32-bit systems Computer with Intel or compatible 1GHz or faster processor (2 GHz or faster is recommended.) 64-bit systems 1.4 GHz or faster processor Minimum of 512 MB of RAM (2 GB or more is recommended.) 2.2 GB of available hard disk space Supported Operating System Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Vista Service Pack 2
Basically anycommandsfor manipulatingdatabasesperformwell, addorupdatedefinitelyneeds an operationconnection, and thereforedo not need tocreate a scriptthatrepeatedlytheconnectionneeds to be madeinconnectionscriptin themodulefile. Andifnecessaryjust callusethe command "Call <procedurename>" Step 1 Opena newproject, selecttheEnterprise. Click theProjectmenu, clickAddModule, clickOK Enter thefollowingcodeinthemodule,thenSave,.. ---
Option Explicit
Public conn As ADODB.Connection
Public recset As ADODB.Recordset
Public Sub opendb()
Set oConn = New ADODB.Connection
Set recset = New ADODB.Recordset
oConn.CursorLocation = adUseClient
oConn.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=b217an;User ID=sa;Initial Catalog=Xserver;Data Source=local"
End Sub
--- Step 2 They willjust callthe procedureinthe formwith theCallcommand, if thesampleis placedat the timethe formwas called/load: Private Sub Form1_Load()
Call opendb Set recset = New ADODB.recordset
recset.Open ("select * from data_pegawai"), oConn DataGrid1.Data Source = recset
'----in order tosavememoryresources andthencloseagain
recset.Close
Set recset = Nothing
oConn.Close
End Sub
If you using SQL Server 2012 Express, don't miss the server name syntax Servername\SQLEXPRESS where you substitute Servername with the name of the computer where the SQL Server 2012 Express installation resides.
