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Microsoft SQL Server Security check: Back-end queries to use

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SQL Server, owned by Microsoft is one of the leading data platforms used as a production database to store very sensitive data. We should all know by now that data is an organization’s most valuable asset. This makes it a necessity to efficiently secure the SQL Server database. This quick post will highlight some important back-end script that can be used to quickly check the status of your SQL Server database. A comprehensive checklist is been developed and will be posted soon. Enjoy......

NoSQL-- A summary of what it really is

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NoSQL is a database management system that provides a means of storing and retrieving data. It uses a different approach which is completely different from the tabular relations used in relational databases that we are more used to. In this post I will summarize a quick understanding of what NoSQL is with its advantages/disadvantages and uses.

Installing MongoDB NoSQL database on Windows OS

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MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database application. It is an open-source cross-platform which thus makes it a free NoSQL database application. MongoDB is developed by MongoDB Inc which started its development in 2007. It has some impressive features on File storage with an efficient load balancing and data replication features across multiple machines for storing files. You can read more on MongoDB from the references at the end of this blog post. This post will be in two (2) parts Part 1 will focus on how to install the MongoDB NoSQL database on windows operating system Part 2 will focus on how to use the MongoDB.  So lets begin.....

Using MongoDB

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MongoDB is a document-oriented NOSQL database application. It is an open-source cross-platform which thus makes it a free database application. MongoDB is developed by MongoDB Inc which started its development in 2007 and can be reached on the web through https://www.mongodb.com It has some impressive features such as File storage with an efficient load balancing and data replication features over multiple machines for storing files.  Hi guys In this post we will be learning how to interact with MongoDB using its query engine via command prompt. If you have gone through my earlier post on how to install MongoDB , then you should be ready for this. Please click here if you haven't seen the installation post So lets begin......