Installing SQL Server Database: Tips, tricks and traps

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	SQL Server overview \| Hardware requirements \| SQL Server Editions SQL Server installation \| SQL Server options \| Installation methods Upgrading SQL Server \| Installation Confirmation \| SQL Server troubleshooting \| uninstall SQL Server Installing SQL Server Database Installing complex Software products may be an ordeal. So also when installing SQL Server database. This section of the website contains a series of articles about tips, tricks and traps when installing SQL Server Database. Hopefully, they will provide you with information to complete the process painlessly. Feel free to make a set of printed copies of the different articles for your convenience. OK: Let's get straight on with it: The first article is a straight SQL Server overview of the most important components and features of the product. How to dimension the SQL Server Hardware requirements - Minimum hardware, and Hardware optimization for SQL Server. Which SQL Server Edition is right for you? This article takes you through a walk of the different versions of this product. The SQL Server installation process itself is pretty straight-forward. Warning: The article is graphic-intensive. You have a number of SQL Server options available when installing SQL Server. This article discusses most of them... This article discusses the three common SQL Server installation methods. This article guides you through some tricks when Upgrading SQL Server. After installing or upgrading your database, you should perform a SQL Server Installation Confirmation After installation, you may have problems starting up the SQL Server Database. Help can be found in the article on SQL Server troubleshooting. If you experience problems during installation, you can of course uninstall SQL Server. Purchase SQL Server 2008 Edition at a low price from eCostSoftware! Return to Database Design home	Exclusive interviews with: Steven Feuerstein, PLSQL expert Donald Burleson, Top IT consultant Free eBook Subscribe to my newsletter and get my ebook on Entity Relationship Modeling Principles as a free gift: What visitors say... "I just stumbled accross your site looking for some normalization theory and I have to say it is fantastic. I have been in the database field for 10+ years and I have never before come across such a useful site. Thank you for taking the time to put this site together." Mike, USA Read more Testimonials
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