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Gethyn Ellis
Gethyn Ellis
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Gethyn Ellis

Gethyn Ellis has over eighteen years of experience with SQL Server and for past ten years he has been working on Azure. He is an Microsoft certified trainer. He also trains and is a consultant for SQL Server. Prior to this he has worked with Packt and written books on "Getting Started SQL Server 2014 Administration" , "Microsoft Azure laaS Essentials", and Professional Azure SQL Database Administration.
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Using delayed transaction durability


You, as the database administrator, can control Delayed Durability at the database level and can set it using an ALTER database statement as follows:

USE [master]
GO
ALTER DATABASE [DB1] SET DELAYED_DURABILITY = ALLOWED WITH NO_WAIT
GO

This code changes the database option for Delayed Durability on the DB1 database from Disabled to Allowed.

You can also set this using Management Studio. Right-click on the database whose Delayed Durability settings need to be changed, and choose Properties, and then choose the Options page. You will see a list of options; scroll down until you come to the Delayed Durability option. There you will find a drop-down list with three options: Disabled, Allowed, and Forced. Choose the new value for the option and click on OK as seen in the following screenshot:

There are three options available to the DBA when setting the option for Delayed Durability:

  • Disabled: This is the default setting. All transactions will be fully durable...

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Gethyn Ellis

Gethyn Ellis has over eighteen years of experience with SQL Server and for past ten years he has been working on Azure. He is an Microsoft certified trainer. He also trains and is a consultant for SQL Server. Prior to this he has worked with Packt and written books on "Getting Started SQL Server 2014 Administration" , "Microsoft Azure laaS Essentials", and Professional Azure SQL Database Administration.
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