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How to keep SQL Server up to date in 3 simple steps
We have been helping our clients run their SQL Servers for several years, and frequent problems we see are instances that are either out of date or entirely out of support! Learn how to keep SQL Server up to date in three steps.
Should we run SQL Server on the default port 1433
There are two types of DBAs. Those that run SQL Server on the default port 1433 and those that don’t. Those that do not run on the default port 1433 say it’s more secure, and those who do say it’s “security by obscurity” do not make it any more secure. Which DBA are you? Let’s find out who is right.
To log backup or not to log backup
SQL Server has been around for decades, but I still come across companies that do not have dedicated DBAs and do not understand the concept of Log Backups, which often means they put their data at risk.