Note: This topic focuses on information that may be unfamiliar to you. It does not include all step and field descriptions.
To create or alter database
Select the Databases node in the Object Explorer.
Note: Databases marked with icon are CONTAINED. Such databases are available in MS SQL SERVER 2012 and above. By default Contained Databases are turned off on the server. To enable Contained Database authentication select Tools | Administer | Server Properties | Advanced tab.
Complete the General page. Review the following for additional information:
Containment | Description |
Containment |
Note: According to the contained databases concept all metadata, connection and configuration settings are stored inside database that provides opportunity to easily move it between SQL Server instances. Partial contained databases are introduced in SQL Server 2012 and provide limited containment functionality, but also support uncontained features available before. See the Microsoft® Developer Network for more information on partial contained databases. All databases created in previous versions of SQL Server are non-contained. Select one of the following:
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Tranform noise word enabled |
Select True to ignore the words included in the stopwords list and to process full-text query. |
Two digit year cutoff |
Set four digit year that will be treated as a cutoff. The century of the two digit year is interpreted based on the last two digits of the cutoff year. If a two digit year is less or equals to it, it is considered to be of the same century as the cutoff year. If two digit year exceeds last two digits of the cutoff year, than the two digit year is considered to precede the century of the cutoff year. |
Complete the Filegroup page. Review the following for additional information:
General options | Description |
Files |
Displays the number of files associated with this filegroup. |
Read-only |
Select this checkbox to make the filegroup read-only. If selected, you cannot modify data files included in this filegroup. |
Default |
Select this checkbox to automatically assign files to this filegroup if a filegroup is not specified. Notes:
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Non-transacted access options | Description |
Non-transacted access
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Specifies whether the filetables can be created in the current database. Select one of the following:
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Directory name |
Specify unique directory name where the filetables will be stored. See the Microsoft® Developer Network for more information on filetables and directory options. |
Note: Right-click the object to see additional actions and tasks available for it.
To set permissions for a database
Select a database under the Databases node in the Object Explorer.
Complete the fields as necessary. Review the following for additional information:
User or role |
Select the user or role for which you want to edit permissions. |
Permissions |
Select whether you want to allow or deny permissions for each type listed. Note: You can revoke all permissions for an object by clicking Revoke. |
You can manage database storage, see free disk space, change database location and shrink databases, which contain both transaction and log files; however, you can only shrink databases to their original size. If you need to shrink the database to a size smaller than the original, use the shrink database file procedure instead. This allows you to shrink individual transaction or log files to a custom size, regardless of their original size.
Note: This topic focuses on information that may be unfamiliar to you. It does not include all step and field descriptions.
To manage database storage
» | Select Tools | Administer | Storage Management. Select one of the following tabs. Review the following for additional information: |
Tip: Right-click a database (or any object) in the list to see additional actions and tasks available for it.
To move database to another drive
Select Tools | Administer | Storage Management.
Note: Right-click a database and select Cancel changes to move database back to its original location.
Select Tools | Administer | Storage Management.
Select Databases tab.
Select a database and click .
Note: You can also right-click a database from the Databases node in the Object Explorer and select Tasks | Shrink Database.
Complete the fields as necessary. Review the following for additional information:
Reorganize files |
Select True to move pages from the end of a data file to unallocated pages at the beginning of the data file. If selected, free space is not returned to the operating system. |
To shrink individual database files
Select Tools | Administer | Storage Management.
Select a transaction or log file and click Shrink.
Note: You can also right-click a database from the Databases node in the Object Explorer and select View Details | Files.
Shrink action |
Select one of the following:
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