Computer Science, asked by Noah11, 1 year ago

⏩ Give a brief description of. SQL Servers:


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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Short description on SQL Server:

⇒ It is an RDBMS(Relational Database Management System) Product.

⇒ It has been designed and developed by Microsoft based on codd rules.

⇒ In 1989,Microsoft,Sybase and Aston Tate released SQL Server 1.0 for OS/2.

⇒ In 2017, Sql server 14.0 is released.

⇒ It is based on platform dependent.

Databases under sql server are divided into two categories:

(a) System Databases:

⇒ Without these databases, the server will not function. Types of System database are - Master, Model, MsDB and TempDB.

(b) User Databases:

⇒ These are created and managed by the users for storing their objects.After creating a Database:When a database is created, it will have two operating system files

(a) DataFile:

⇒ It contains the information about the data and objects. It contains the start up information for the database.

(b) LogFile:

It holds transactional log information i.e contains all the information that is required to recover all transactions in the database. Saved in .ldf extension.

SQL Server Datatypes:

(a) Character  

(b) Unicode Character

 (c) Binary

(d) Numerics  

(e) Date and Time.

Sample Program:

Create table Brainly(Name Varchar(20), ID INT);insert into Brainly(Name,ID) values ('Siddhartha', 77);

Delete table Brainly;

Advantages of SQL Server:

⇒ Security

⇒ Database mirroring and clustering.

Disadvantages of SQL Server:

⇒ Cost.


Credits - Bangarraju Sir(My SQL Server)


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Answered by ELECTROBRAINY
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Answer:

SQL is a special-purpose programming language designed to handle data in a relational database management system. A database server is a computer program that provides database services to other programs or computers, as defined by the client-server model.

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