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Welcome to my blog about SQL Server database administration! As a SQL DBA, I've worked with databases for many years and have learned a lot about best practices, common pitfalls, and new features. On this blog, I'll be sharing my insights, tips, and tricks related to SQL Server administration, performance tuning, data analysis, and more. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced SQL DBA, you'll find valuable information and practical solutions to real-world challenges. Join me on this journey

How to Find Users and their AD groups in SQL Server - SQL Server DBA

By Lince Sebastian June 25, 2024 #Security #SQL users
How to Find Users and their AD groups in SQL Server - SQL Server DBA

As a SQL Server DBA, managing user access and permissions is crucial. Often, users belong to Active Directory (AD) groups that grant them access to the SQL Server instance. Knowing which users belong to which groups hel…

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UDL files: The unsung heroes of SQL connectivity testing

By Lince Sebastian October 19, 2023 #non labeled #Security
UDL files: The unsung heroes of SQL connectivity testing

UDL file for SQL connectivity check A UDL (Universal Data Link) file is a text file that stores connection information for a data source. UDL files can be used to test connectivity to a variety of data sources, includin…

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How to BackUp and Restore a Certificate in SQL Server

By Lince Sebastian April 02, 2023 #encryption #Security
How to BackUp and Restore a Certificate in SQL Server

Certificates are an essential component of SQL Server's security infrastructure. They are used to protect sensitive data, secure connections, backups and authenticate users. In this article, we will explore how to b…

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Securing Your SQL Server with Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)

By Lince Sebastian April 01, 2023 #encryption #Security
Securing Your SQL Server with Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)

Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) is a feature of SQL Server that provides encryption at the database level. TDE encrypts the data and log files of a database so that sensitive information is protected from unauthorized…

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