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import * as React from 'react'; import styles from './Employeespotlight.module.scss'; import { IEmployeespotlightProps } from './IEmployeespotlightProps'; import { escape } from '@microsoft/sp-lodash-subset'; import * as $ from 'jquery'; import { WebPartContext } from '@microsoft/sp-webpart-base'; import { SPHttpClient, SPHttpClientResponse } from '@microsoft/sp-http'; import { SliderHelper } from './Helper'; export interface SpotlightDetails { userDisplayName: string; userEmail: string; userProfilePic: string; description: string; designation?: string; } export interface IStateEmployeeSlider { value:SpotlightDetails[]; } var result=[]; export interface ResponceDetails { title: string; id: string; } export default class Employeespotlight extends React.Component { private defaultProfileImageUrl: string = "/_layouts/15/userphoto.aspx?size=L"; private helper: SliderHelper = new SliderHe...
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SQL SERVER 2019 INSTALLATION GUIDE

     


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                                       SQL SERVER 2019 INSTALLATION GUIDE




INTRODUCTION:  Microsoft products SQL SERVER developer edition is a full featured free edition. Licensed for use a development and test database in a non- production environment.

Download link:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/sql-server/sql-server-downloads

Step 1:  Once completed the download the application then double click it to start the installation process.

 




Step 2: You have chosen the custom installation, click on “Install”, allow the application to download and install packages.












Step 3:  After all of the packages have downloaded, a new page you can see, follow the box. Click on “Installation”.

  


Step 4:  After step 3, choose the first option in the list and proceed to the next step.



Step 5:  This step depends on whether you need “Developer”, “Evaluation”, or “Express”. Their differences are described in the window. Since we are installing the “Developer” edition let us proceed with that option. Click “Next”.





Step 6: Select the “ I accept the license terms and privacy statement “  Radio and Click on “Next”.



Step 7:  You can either select the “Microsoft update” then click “Next”.




Step 8:  Windows will check the system to find out any potential problems that can occur while the setup is running. If your firewall is running, you might see a warning sign for “Windows firewall”, which reminds you to open appropriate ports after installation is complete. Click “Next”.




Step 9: In this step, you are presented with many features that SQL Server comes with. In case you would wish a certain feature to be included in your SQL instance, then this is the part that you choose their radio buttons. Go ahead and choose what you prefer to have. Click “ Next” after you are done.




Step 10:  Name your Instance, in this step and Click on “Next”.




Step 11: Specify the service accounts and collation configuration here, click “Next” after that.



Step 12: This step gives you the opportunity to choose authentication mechanisms you will use, setting a password for the administrator account and choosing other admin accounts.



Step 13: Since i enabled analysis functionality, this is the step where i configure them. Choose an administrator and set the server mode that you prefer. And click on “Next”.




Step 14:  This step gives a summary of what we have been doing so far. The packages we have chosen to install, the settings we have configured and many more. Look at the list carefully. After you are satisfied with the summary,  then click on “Install”.

Step 15:  After everything has installed click on “close”. Your SQL instance is installed and ready to be used.


Article by Maria Academy

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