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Recently I was asked to create a SQL Server against one of our clients. The process took some time and I had to go through a few stages. I’m glad to say that the job was eventually completed and the SQL Server was running and ready for the customer to use!
First of all, I had to download the SQL Server setup files and then install them onto the system. The installation was done with the help of command line options and some configuration settings. After the setup completed, I checked that the version of the server was compatible with the client’s version and then did a few minor fixes in order to get the server up and running.
Once the setup for the SQL Server had been completed, the next step was to create databases and tables. This was done by using the SQL Server Management Studio. The studio has a powerful graphical user interface which allowed me to easily create the necessary databases and tables.
After the databases and tables had been created, I then had to work on setting up user accounts. This was done using the SQL Server Security Console and created multiple accounts, each with different levels of access.
Once the accounts were set up, I then connected the SQL Server to the client’s network. This was also done with the help of the Management Studio, by setting up connections, creating security groups and giving access to the necessary resources.
Finally, I tested the system to make sure everything was working correctly. Once I was done with the testing and was sure that everything was working correctly, I then announced that the SQL Server was up and running and ready to use!
In summary, setting up a SQL Server is something that needs to be done with care and patience. All of the steps need to be taken in the right order and all the necessary components must be in place in order for the server to be running correctly. Once all the setup steps have been taken and everything is in place, then the SQL Server can be announced as running and ready for use!
