SQL Server Database
Microsoft SQL Server is the system used by companies the
world over
to manage, and retrieve, their data. It
offers superior performance, reliability, security, and even has a free version
which has enough capacity to fit most company's needs. Businesses across the
country
are using Microsoft SQL Server. Is your company?
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join the future, and it's benefits with Microsoft SQL Server.
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Superior Database Performance
Microsoft SQL Server is built to deliver superior database
performance. It is built from the ground up to be able to provide multiple users
the information they need, all at the same time; unlike Microsoft Access,
which is made to deliver database information to only one user at a time. SQL
Server is a database system which is designed to quickly save and retrieve data
through a number of features which include: indexes,
Stored Procedures, and caching.
Companies across the country choose SQL Server for superior database
performance
.
Superior Database Security
Microsoft SQL Server is built to provide superior
database security. Unlike Microsoft Access, and other file based
databases, Microsoft SQL Server has it's data accessed only through validated
users. Depending upon your security needs, the system can be as simple, or as
complicated and detailed, as necessary. So much so, that you can have a database
table and allow a user to be able to access only select parts of the table and
not the rest of it. Try that with Microsoft Access.
Additionally, you can have database users set up for individual workers at
your company. Each worker can be assigned different rights in the database the
pending upon their needs. Say, an employee is no longer with the company, you
can simply delete their user from the database and then their access to the
company's database's information is removed. Again, try that with Microsoft Access or an
Excel spreadsheet.
Or, say you have users in multiple departments. You can use what is
known as database roles. You can have different roles in your company assigned
different levels of access into your corporate database. And then you can have
database users assigned to those individual database roles. In this way, you can
easily add and remove database permissions for a number of users at one time.
Companies across the country are currently using this system. Is yours?
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Microsoft SQL Server is Website and Multi-User Data Friendly
Microsoft SQL Server is built to be website and multi-user data
friendly. In English, what this means is, Microsoft SQL Server is able to read
data, write data, and deliver data to multiple users at once. It is a
server-based database system; again, unlike Microsoft Access, which is made to
only deliver data to one user.
Many times companies use Microsoft Access
across a network, with multiple users accessing it at once, and find that it has
data errors and inconsistencies pop up, and in some occurrences, companies have
lost a day's worth of data from problems in using Microsoft Access databases
across a network.
Microsoft SQL Server, on the other hand, is made to be able to
deliver data to multiple people at the same time without fail, day or night.
Microsoft SQL Server is the data provider of choice for corporations across the
globe. Is your company currently using Microsoft SQL Server? Do you need some
help in making the move to Microsoft SQL Server?
Contact us, we can help.
Are you currently using Microsoft SQL Server and not getting the
performance you would like out of it?
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