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How Does SQL Server Database Compression Work and What Are Its Benefits?

SQL Server database compression helps cut storage costs and speed up queries by shrinking data size. This article shows what it is, why it matters, and how to use both row-level and page-level compression with clear steps.
By James Parker
Sep 30 2025
5 Min

How to Restore Oracle Control File from Tape Backup Step by Step?

Oracle databases rely on the control file for structure and recovery. If you lose it and only have a tape backup, this guide shows step-by-step how to restore your control file safely. Learn both RMAN and manual methods here.
By James Parker
Sep 30 2025
5 Min

How to Recover Oracle Database Using Backup Controlfile Until Time?

Point-in-time recovery is vital after data loss or corruption in Oracle databases. This guide shows clear steps for restoring with a backup control file using RMAN and SQL*Plus, so you can act fast when disaster strikes.
By James Parker
Sep 30 2025
6 Min

How to Recover Oracle Database Until SCN Using RMAN and SQL*Plus？

System Change Number (SCN) helps restore Oracle databases to a precise state after errors. This guide explains SCN basics and shows how to use RMAN or SQL*Plus for accurate point-in-time recovery.
By James Parker
Sep 29 2025
5 Min

How to Back Up On-Premise Servers to AWS: 3 Simple Methods

Backing up on-premise servers to AWS protects your data from local risks and disasters. This guide shows three clear ways to move backups into the cloud with easy steps. Read on for practical solutions.
By Ethan Green
Sep 29 2025
6 Min

How to Choose Between Cloud Based and On Premise Solutions?

Cloud based and on premise solutions shape how businesses manage data, costs, and security. This article explains both options in clear terms so you can decide which fits your needs best.
By Brandon Hayes
Sep 29 2025
5 Min

How to Use Database Backup Command in SQL Server Step by Step?

Backing up databases in SQL Server is vital for business safety. This guide explains the main backup commands, shows step-by-step examples, and shares best practices so you can protect your data with confidence.
By Dan Zeng
Sep 29 2025
4 Min

How to Download and Export SQL Server Databases?

SQL Server databases power many business systems. This guide shows you how to download the software, import samples, and export your own data. Learn simple steps for each method and improve your database management skills.
By Jack Smith
Sep 29 2025
6 Min

How to Backup Terabytes of Data: Best Methods for Large-Scale Storage?

Backing up terabytes is a challenge for any business or individual with large datasets. This guide covers practical strategies using NAS, cloud services, and tape so you can protect your valuable information with confidence.
By Dan Zeng
Sep 29 2025
4 Min

How to Recover a Dropped Table in Oracle Using RMAN Step by Step？

Losing a table in Oracle can cause stress and downtime. This guide explains how to use RMAN for targeted table recovery. Learn clear steps and best practices to restore your data fast.
By Dan Zeng
Sep 29 2025
6 Min

How to Fix RMAN-06025 No Backup of Archived Log Found in Oracle？

The RMAN-06025 error stops Oracle restores when an archived log backup is missing. This guide shows why it happens and gives clear steps to resolve and prevent this issue.
By Dan Zeng
Sep 29 2025
5 Min

How to Fix RMAN-06023 Error When Restoring Oracle Database Backups?

The RMAN-06023 error can stop Oracle database restores even with valid backups. This guide explains why it happens and gives clear steps to resolve and prevent it.
By James Parker
Sep 29 2025
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