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SQL Server Database Architecture



By Nishant Kumar

Describe in brief Databases and SQL Server Databases Architecture.

Databases

  • A database is a structured collection of data.
  • Database can be thought as simple data file.
  • It is more powerful than data file which stores data in organized way.
  • Database organizes the data into a table. It is made up of several tables with rows and columns.

SQL Database Architecture

SQL database is divided into logical and physical components.

Logical Component

Logical components comprises of following:
Database objects,
Collation,
Login, Users, Roles and groups.

Physical component

Physically components exist as two or more files on disk.
Physically files can be of three types.

Primary data files
This is starting point of the database and contain pointer to point other files. Extension is mainly .mdf .

Secondary data files
It consists of data other than primary data file. Extension is mainly .ndf .

Log files
It contains log information which is used to recover database.


SQL Server database architecture - Nov 18, 2008 at 15:30 pm by Rajmeet Ghai

What are database files and filegroups?

Answer
Database files are used for mapping the database over some operating system files. Data and log information are separate. SQL server database has three types of database files:

Primary: starting point of a database. It also points to other files in database. Extension: .mdf
Secondary: All data files except primary data file is a part of secondary files. Extension: .ndf
Log files: All log information used to recover database. Extension: .ldf


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Describe in brief database architecture.
Explain logical database components.
What are the database objects? Explain them in brief.
Illustrate physical database architecture in brief.
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SQL Server Interview questions part 2 includes following questions with answers

Difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE commands in SQL Server. | What are constraints in SQL Server? | What is an index? | What is RAID? | Ways to troubleshoot performance problems in SQL Server. | Steps to secure an SQL Server. | What is a deadlock and what is a live lock? | What is blocking and how would you troubleshoot it? | Ways of moving data between servers and databases in SQL Server? | Explian different types of BACKUPs avaialabe in SQL Server? | What is database replicaion?

Question: Define Normalization and De- Normalization.

It is the process of organizing data into related table. To normalize database, we divide database into tables.....

Question: Define Primary and Unique key.

The column or columns of the table whose value uniquely identifies each row in the table is called primary key. You can define column as primary key using primary key constraint while you create table.....

Question: Describe in brief authentication modes in SQL server.

This is the default and recommended security mode. In this mode, access to SQL server is controlled by Windows NT.....

Question: Define @@Error and raiseerror.

It is system variable that returns error code of the SQL statement.....

 

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