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MySQL uses MyISAM as the default storage engine, which is based on older ISAM code but comprises many useful extensions. The MyISAM comprises three files having extensions- .frm, .MYI, and [read full article]

Microsoft SQL Server, the most preferred back-end (database) utility among organizations because of its scalability, consistency, and familiarity with users. A user of SQL Server uses SQL Server Management Studio [read full article]

The DBCC DBREINDEX is a transactional-SQL command that reconstructs one or more indexes for a table in the SQL database file. Additionally, DBCC SHRINKDATABASE is a T-SQL command used to [read full article]

MS SQL Server is the most ordinarily used database client, can be subjected to corruption due to various logical and physical reasons. Let us suppose a situation when you are [read full article]

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is designed with exceptional features of table partitioning with which you can utilize to enhance the performance of large databases as these partitioned tables are flexible [read full article]

Backup is the key to perform recovery of database objects after the database file gets corrupt. SQL Server provides you with a number, Log Sequence Number (LSN), which during the [read full article]