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How to Install SQL server


 

 

To install SQL Server, you can follow these general steps:

  1. Obtain the SQL Server installation media: You can download the installation files from the official Microsoft website or obtain them through other sources.

  2. Run the installation file: Double-click on the downloaded installation file to launch the SQL Server installation wizard.

  3. Choose the installation type: The SQL Server installation wizard offers different installation types. Select the appropriate option based on your requirements. The options typically include New SQL Server stand-alone installation, Add features to an existing instance, or Installation of SQL Server components to different machines.

  4. Accept the license terms: Read the license terms and agreements and if you agree, select the checkbox to accept them.

  5. Select the SQL Server edition and features: Choose the edition of SQL Server you want to install (e.g., Express, Standard, Enterprise) and select the specific features you require.

  6. Configure the instance: Specify the instance name, which is a unique identifier for the installed SQL Server instance. You can choose the default instance or a named instance. Configure other instance-specific settings such as the server collation, authentication mode, and SQL Server administrators.

  7. Specify installation location: Choose the location where you want to install SQL Server files. You can use the default location or specify a custom path.

  8. Configure server and database engine: Set up configuration options for the server and

  1. database engine. This includes memory allocation, file locations, and other settings. You can choose to use default values or customize them according to your needs.

  2. Choose authentication mode: Select the authentication mode for SQL Server. You can choose between Windows Authentication or Mixed Mode (Windows Authentication and SQL Server Authentication).

  3. Configure additional components: Depending on your requirements, you may need to configure additional components like Integration Services, Analysis Services, or Reporting Services.

  4. Complete the installation: Review the summary of your selections and configurations. If everything looks correct, proceed with the installation. The installation process will begin, and you'll be able to monitor the progress.

  5. Complete the setup: Once the installation is finished, you'll be prompted to complete the setup. Follow any remaining instructions, such as configuring additional features or applying updates.

After completing these steps, SQL Server should be successfully installed on your system. You can then connect to the SQL Server instance using appropriate tools and start using it to create and manage databases.

 

Thank you,
Gokul Tech

 

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