Tuesday, June 01, 2010

A handful of SQL Server 2008 R2 & SQL Azure whitepapers. SSRS double hoping, DAC, SQL local vs cloud and an FAQ too

All things SQL Server Related.... - SQL Server 2008 R2 and SQL Azure Whitepapers

Kerberos/Double hop with SSRS

From a infrastructure implementation of Microsoft BI solutions, one of the most difficult things to get right can be authentication between multiple servers in a scale out solution. This is known as the ‘double hop’ situation. A new white paper released in April 2010 outlines how to configure and troubleshoot a Reporting Services environment to use Kerberos authentication.

Data-tier Applications (DAC) in SQL Server 2008 R2

The following white paper describes how DAC can be implemented both using SQL Server Management studio and Visual Studio 2010.

SQL Azure vs. SQL Server (Cloud vs On Premise)

This paper compares SQL Azure Database with SQL Server in terms of logical administration vs. physical administration, provisioning, Transact-SQL support, data storage, SSIS, along with other features and capabilities.

SQL Azure FAQ

This document addresses some of the questions that customers ask most frequently.

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Here’s a snap of Data-tier Applications (DAC) in SQL Server 2008 R2. DAC is something I’ve not been watching, but could be interesting…

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And of SQL Azure vs. SQL Server (Cloud vs On Premise)

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Related Past Post XRef:
Free, as in free, eBook - Introducing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (direct download, no reg required)
The March 2010 “SQL Server 2008 R2 Update for Developers Training Kit” update now includes VS2010 goodness

A quick 16 page SQL Azure developing and deploying document for the discerning Dev dude

Getting “Cloud Ready” on demand - Windows Azure FireStarter event recordings now available (We’re talking 8 hours of event video…)
The fast, yet as complete as, possible SQL Azure Start to Finish Guide – aka What is a “DB as a SQL Azure/web service” demo without Northwind?
Free Microsoft SQL Azure training and a cool Migration Wizard utility

SQL Server Management Studio for SQL Azure now available

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