SQL Server 2000 DB Administration

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December 30th, 2002, 02:36 AM

jaybaxi

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SQL Server 2000 DB Administration

Hi,

I am developing a web application wherein lot of info would be stored in SQL Server 2000 database and this application written in ASP.NET is going to be hosted with a web hosting company in a shared environment. My question is how to create the SQL database file and upload the same to the website that I would be using to host my application. Also, since we are hosting with a web hosting company, we have rented some disk space, so I want to know what should be the setting for the database file so that the database file size doesn't exceed the hard disk space we rent. What all things I should consider while creating this database from the administration and security point of view? I am not very familiar with the administration and security of SQL Server 2000. So, I would really appreciate if anyone can help me with samples and articles which addresses my requirements.

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jaybaxi

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