Technology
This page covers SQL Server work as an operational data responsibility, including clear schema rules, dependable transactions, controlled access, observable performance, reporting, and recoverability.
SQL Server planning starts with entities, relationships, transaction boundaries, query patterns, reporting needs, data volume, retention, migration, backup, and recovery expectations.
Database safeguards include least-privilege access, parameterized data operations, constraints, transaction handling, protected connection settings, backup verification, restore testing, and monitored performance.
Prepare the current schema or sample data, required transactions and reports, volume and growth expectations, integration sources, migration rules, security roles, backup needs, and performance concerns.
Discuss technology needs