SQL Server Replication - Part 1

[@geezsoft1066]

As a novice DBA, I like the simplified explanation with illustrations.I encourage you to do more tutorials. Excellent!
I will check on the other videos.

[@GB3770]

could not agree more - get the concepts understood in diagrams THEN use the gui (sql management studio) then and only then use powershell...

[@urvxfvdzrnp]

Superb video series.. even after 9 years❤

[@prateekbhardwaj9943]

saw a comment " best replication tutorial online". damn true :) completed tutorials form lynda, safari online etc but this is the best and simplest, easiest replication tutorial ever for beginners. ( For best experience play this at 1.75X speed)

[@venkatsubra2203]

your teaching is very well and very helpful to SQL DBAs. Please do some videos on even performance tuning topics.

[@DX7Dev]

This is a great video. Thanks for producing this. I have shared this with my staff for them to learn from.

[@pierreshiraziefard629]

Very clear and un rushed instruction👍 keep up the good work

[@praneetiriventi6181]

Hi Ramu, your explanation is excellent. Please make more videos on sql server DBA topics. Thank you!!

[@anandprakash2478]

Great explanation. you should make some videos related to performance tuning.

[@Tradeani]

You the Man!! I really learned alot from your video! Can you do some videos on Performance tuning and troubleshouting!

[@SandeepKumar-jc7gc]

You explanation is ultimate. Would you please provide a tutorial on SQL merge replication. I'm in much need of it. Thank you!

[@jegdeeshcse]

Excellent teaching skills.. Keep up your good work 😊

[@jainjoy2221]

thank you soooo much.. explanation is simple and easy to understand.. whoever is the tutor is awsomee..

[@sreenumetla]

you explanation is very good...

[@kcsvasan1557]

Good video. Nice explanation. But, when explaining about merge replication, you asked a question, when source sends data to target, and target sends data to source, at the same time, who is going to win?" But I do not see a clear answer in this video for your question. All I get is, 'conflict resolution is superior". How is it resolved?

[@PranayBoga]

Is this replication used between only sql servers ? Or can we implement between sql server to azure sql server ??

[@alirezamogharabi8733]

Very useful and easy to learn. thank you so much.

[@JonathanIsmaila]

Hello sir, thanks for your awesome tutorial.
Please I have a challenge with transactional replication. I noticed I can't make schema changes to the replicated tables (I can't add nor drop columns). Please how do I go about this?
Please how do I make changes to a replicated table?

[@srikanthcoolrule]

good video...explaination is simple and easliy understandable.

[@gnkurup]

Great explanation. Nice video. Thank you very much sir.

[@vijendravishwakarma8233]

please upload a video related to transactional logshipping

[@MushtaqRKhan]

Very good explanation. If possible, kindly explain about file and filegroup backup. Thanks

[@moh273]

Thank you so much. Your explanation is awesome.

[@polly171978]

Simply Awesome. thank you metamanager

[@GuiltySpark]

Is it best practice to only have one instance per SQL Server ? In our environments I ofter see two instances per SQL server but I don't know if this is common

[@metamanager]

mancusomjm mancusomjm Generally, in lower level environment you will see multiple instances for testing/developement/qa etc., Server will be busy if we put multiple instances. Generally it is ok for lower level env but in prod servers you dont want multiple instances. Basically SQL Server is a memory hog.

[@Krishna-pk9up]

Thanks Ramu sir

[@pouremilee]

thank you so much for the clear explanation.

[@LuadoO]

What is database mirving?

[@abssey1]

awesome!!! subscribed

[@mosesdwana9555]

thank you very mush

[@fatihozturk6521]

thanks