Filip Holub 15. úno 2019 1 min Change default backup directory in SQL Server on Linux When we have the installation of SQL Server on Linux done, location for backup files is here /var/opt/mssql/data, by default. In this dem...
Filip Holub 15. úno 2019 2 min Change default folder for data and log in SQL Server on Linux When we have installation of SQL Server on Linux done, location for data and log files is here /var/opt/mssql/data, by default. In this d...
Filip Holub 3. úno 2019 1 min Set the Memory limit for SQL Server on Linux After installation SQL Server on Linux si Memory for SQL Server set on 80% of the total physical memory, by default. This command is usef...
Filip Holub 3. úno 2019 1 min Change SQL Server collation on Linux I will try write a couple of steps how correctly change collation for SQL Server Instance on Linux. The following command set-collation i...
Filip Holub 1. úno 2019 1 min Enable SQL Server Agent on Linux After installation of SQL Server is SQL Server Agent disabled, by default! Today, I will show you simple command for enable SQL Server Ag...
Filip Holub 1. úno 2019 1 min How to change the port for SQL Server on Linux? After installation is TCP port for SQL Server set to 1433, by default. Now, I will show you - How to change TCP port for SQL Server on Li...
Filip Holub 30. led 2019 1 min How to allow port and remotely connect to Management Studio on Ubuntu? Today I will demonstrate how to allow default port 1433 after installation in order to remotely connect to Management Studio. "First of a...
Filip Holub 30. led 2019 1 min Install SQL Server Agent on Ubuntu Today I will show you, you will see that installation is pretty simple and fast, it cointains only three or four commands. SQL Server Age...
Filip Holub 29. led 2019 1 min Enable or Disable SQL Server on Linux There can be a few reasons, why have the SQL Server service disabled on your Linux machine. Today, I will show you, how to disabled or en...
Filip Holub 29. led 2019 1 min How to Start, Stop and Restart SQL server on Linux? The following commands are exactly the same in each Linux distribution, such as RHEL, Ubuntu or Suse. They are very simple for keep in mi...