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to explain sql server 2000 architecture & authentication



to explain sql server 2000 architecture & authentication..

Answer / madhuri

Sql server architecture

Database having physical and logical databases
in physical databases contains filegroup and Transcation log
in filegroup consists of datafile--36,767 TB
datafile consists of table--a single table can have 1024
columns.
Table consists of extents---8 contigious pages 1 extent--
64KB
exetents consists of pages---8KB
pages consists of rows---8060 bytes(max row size)
Tnasaction log is userdefind filegroup by default it's
primary file group.
Logical --- database objects like
views,sp,functions,triggers,indexes and roles etc.
------authentication modes
There are two types of Authentication modes.
1.Windows Authentication Mode.
2.Sql server Authentication(mixed mode)

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