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Microsoft’s SQL Server 2012 has muscle, but database battle is fierce
One of the strongest versions Microsoft has put out in years, SQL Server 2012 first needs to accomplish a monumental task -- overcome database inertia, industry watchers say. News
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Split root table with T-SQL in SQL Azure Federations
SQL Azure Federations can help manage massive amounts of data, says Roger Jennings. In Part 2 of this two-part series, read on for instructions on splitting the federation root table. Tip
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Big data a big deal for SQL Server 2012, users say
SQL Server 2012 is here, and the Apache Hadoop integration is making the biggest wave, according to some users. News
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Tips for deploying SQL Azure Federations
Reduced SQL Azure pricing, an upgraded management portal, increased database size and the SQL Azure Federations Data Migration Wizard mean multi-tenant and “big data” projects are big possibilities. Tip
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Is cloud-based business intelligence a safe bet?
Cloud-based business intelligence has its attractions, especially for SMBs having a hard time supporting any BI in-house. But don’t forget to ask some crucial questions. Tip
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SQL Server 2012 ‘virtually’ out, Microsoft talks features, licensing
With SQL Server 2012 released in a “virtual launch” this month, Microsoft data platform specialist Mark Kromer tells us what his favorite features of the new release are. News
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Don’t sweat migration from Oracle, Sybase to SQL Azure
Are you considering moving your database to Azure? Concerned about complexity? Read this tip from expert Denny Cherry. Migrating to SQL Azure might be the easiest move ever. News
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Microsoft SQL Server 2012 pricing, licensing packed with changes
SQL Server 2012 pricing includes some significant adjustments, including a reduction in the number of editions and the change from processor- to core-based licensing. Tip
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SQL Server 2012 Guide
SQL Server 2012 Guide
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Five things in SQL Server not in SQL Azure
With the excitement over the cloud, it’s easy to forget that Microsoft’s cloud database, SQL Azure, is not for everyone. Learn the five major differences between SQL Azure and SQL Server. Tip