on system databases packaged with SQL Server. Here’s a rundown of the system databases. (Note: If you decide to explore these system databases, make sure you do so on a development server.) ...

Note that a shared-nothing design is not exclusive to NoSQL databases. Many conventional SQL systems can be set up in a shared-nothing fashion, such as MySQL, although that typically involves ...

System databases can be restored only from backups that are created on the version of [!INCLUDE ssNoVersion] that the server instance is currently running.For example, to restore a system database on ...

This topic describes how to move system databases in [!INCLUDEssNoVersion]. Moving system databases may be useful in the following situations: Failure recovery. For example, the database is in suspect ...

Although the NoSQL systems have a variety of different features, there are some common themes. First, many NoSQL systems manage data that is distributed across multiple sites, and provide the "table ...