Overview of SQL Server 2000 What Is SQL Server 2000? | What Are the SQL Server 2000 Components? | What Is the Relational Database Architecture? | What Is the Security Architecture?
Installing SQL Server 2000 Planning to Install SQL Server 2000 | Deciding SQL Server 2000 Setup Configuration Options | Running the SQL Server 2000 Setup Program | Using Default, Named, & Multiple Instances of SQL Server 2000 | Performing Unattended & Remote Installations of SQL Server 2000 | Troubleshooting a SQL Server 2000 Installation
Preparing to Use SQL Server 2000 Reviewing the Results of Installation | Starting, Stopping, Pausing, & Modifying SQL Server 2000 Services | Working with Osql, SQL Query Analyzer, & SQL Server Enterprise Manager
Upgrading to SQL Server 2000 Preparing to Upgrade | Performing a Version Upgrade from SQL Server 7.0 | Performing an Online Database Upgrade from SQL Server 7.0 | Performing a Version Upgrade from SQL Server 6.5
Understanding System and User Databases Understanding the Database Architecture | Understanding the Transaction Log Architecture | Understanding & Querying System & Database Catalogs
Creating & Configuring User Databases Creating a User Database | Setting Database Options | Managing User Database Size Using Automatic File Growth Appropriately | Placing Database Files on Multiple Disks
Populating a Database Transferring & Transforming Data | Introducing Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) | Transferring & Transforming Data with DTS Graphical Tools | Working with DTS Packages | Using the Bulk Copy Program (Bcp) & the BULK INSERT Transact-SQL Statement
Developing a Data Restoration Understanding Data Restoration Issues | Understanding the Types of Database | Understanding the Restoration Process
Backing Up and Restoring SQL Server Understanding Backup Terms, Media, & Devices | Backing Up Databases, Files, Filegroups, & Transaction Logs | Restoring a User
Managing Access to SQL Server 2000 Understanding the Authentication Process | Understanding the Authorization Process | Creating & Managing Logins
Managing SQL Server Permissions Granting Database-Specific Permissions | Using Application Roles | Designing an Access and Permissions Strategy
Performing Administrative Tasks Performing Configuration Tasks | Setting Up Additional Features | Performing Maintenance
Automating Administrative Tasks Defining Operators | Creating Jobs | Configuring Alerts | Creating a Database Maintenance Plan | Creating Multiserver Jobs
Monitoring SQL Server Performance & Activity Developing a Performance Monitoring Methodology | Choosing Among Monitoring Tools | Performing Monitoring Tasks
Using SQL Server Replication Introducing Replication | Planning for Replication | Implementing Replication | Monitoring & Administering Replication
Maintaining High Availability Using Standby Servers | Using Failover Clustering
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