Data Migration Assistant Tool
Data Migration Assistant Tool: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction Data migration is a fundamental process for organizations when they decide to move data from one system, database, or environment to another…..
Tag: SQL Server migration
Tail-Log Backup Usage
Tail-Log Backup in SQL Server: A Comprehensive Guide Table of Contents 1. Introduction What is a Tail-Log Backup? A tail-log backup is a special type of transaction log backup in….
Detecting Orphaned Users
Detecting orphaned users in a database is an essential task for database administrators (DBAs) in maintaining SQL Server environments. Orphaned users are database users that are no longer associated with….
Using bacpac Files for Migration
Using BACPAC Files for SQL Server Migration: A Comprehensive Guide Migrating databases from on-premises SQL Server environments to cloud platforms like Azure SQL Database or Azure SQL Managed Instance is….
Migrating On-Prem SQL to Azure SQL MI
Migrating an on-premises SQL Server database to Azure SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI) is a strategic move for organizations seeking the benefits of a fully managed, scalable, and secure cloud….
Using Data Migration Assistant (DMA)
the logs and reports generated by DMA. The Data Migration Assistant (DMA) is an essential tool for database administrators and developers working with SQL Server migrations. Whether you are upgrading….
Database Compatibility Levels
Database Compatibility Levels in SQL Server: A Comprehensive Guide Database compatibility levels in SQL Server play a significant role in managing and maintaining SQL Server databases. When upgrading or migrating….
Breaking Changes Between Versions
Breaking Changes Between SQL Server Versions Upgrading from one version of SQL Server to another can be an exciting, yet challenging, task. While newer versions typically come with enhanced features,….
Migrating SQL Jobs and Logins
Migrating SQL Jobs and Logins from one SQL Server instance to another is a common task during server upgrades, migrations, or setting up new environments. This process involves moving SQL….