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12 Cards in this Set
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-s <instancename>
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cmd start named instance
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-m
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cmd start in single-user mode
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-f
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cmd start w/ minimal configuration
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-d master_file_path
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cmd fully qualified path for the master db file
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-e error_log_path
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cmd fully qualified path for the error log file
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-l master_log_path
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cmd fully qualified path for the master db log file
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-c
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cmd shortens startup time when starting sql server, skips Service Control Manager
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-g
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cmd specifies an integer number of MB of memory that the SQL Server will leave available for memory allocations w/in the sql server process
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-n
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does not use the windows application log to record sql server events.
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-T trace#
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indicates that an instance of sql server should be started w/a specified trace flag (trace#) in effect. Trace flags are used to start the server w/ nonstandard behavior
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-x
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disables the following monitoring features:
-sql server performance monitor counter -keeping cpu time and cache-hit ratio statistics -collecting info for the DBCC SQLPERF command -Collecting info for some dynamic management views -Many extended-events event points |
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-E
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Increases the number of extents that are allocated for each file in a filegroup. Helpful for data warehouse applications that have a limited number of users running index or data scans. do not use w/ other applications because it might adversely affect performance. Not supported in 32-bit releases.
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