How to Check What Features are Installed in SQL Server
This is a quick guide on how to check which features are installed on a SQL Server. Open your SQL Server installation files.
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This is a quick guide on how to check which features are installed on a SQL Server. Open your SQL Server installation files.
Some network protocols are not enabled by default in SQL Server. We need to enable the option and restart the SQL Service to allow TCP connections.
In order to join a Windows Server to a domain, you may need to request that the network team open certain firewall rules.
This blog post is a guide on how to create databases and tables in MySQL, from a Windows and Linux computer.
When your machine is upgraded to a newer version of Windows, it leaves behind a C:\Windows.old directory which can be quite large.
A simple run-through of installing MySQL Community Server 8.0, including MySQL Workbench on Windows. Don’t forget to checkout the MySQL Installation documentation, and here’s a link to prerequisites.
This is a quick guide on how to add and remove features from SQL Server via command, following the theme of recent posts.
This is a post on installing SQL Server via command; I have a Windows Server 2016 Core running on a local Hyper-V test environment, and I’m installing SQL Server 2019, then uninstalling it.
Windows Server Core is the CLI only version of the Windows OS. This post is a run-through of configuring a new Windows Server 2016 Core host, detailed in the following steps;
This post contains a demo of joining a Windows Server onto a test Domain, which I created in my previous post (Installing Active Directory on Windows Server 2016).