Tuning SQL Server 2012 for SharePoint 2013: (03) Server Settings for SQL Server

Posted: Mar 20, 2013 at 7:29 PM
By: JeffKoch
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In this segment you will learn how to modify memory settings to control memory usage by SQL Server, how to change default file locations, how to leave MAXDOP at 1 for SharePoint and how to verify operating system set to 64KB allocation unit size. Get ready for some great demos and rich dialogue.

[05:06] - SQL Server Instance Settings
[15:09] - Modifying SQL Memory Settings
[24:44] - Operating System Settings

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Key SQL Server and SharePoint Server Integration Concepts
Mod 02: Best Practices for SQL Server Database Settings
Mod 03: Server Settings for SQL Server
Mod 04: SQL Server and SharePoint Availability

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