A High Level Comparison Between Oracle and SQL Server - Part III

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Start-up and Configuration Parameters

When SQL Server is installed, a number of Windows registry keys are also created. These registry keys specify various parameters values required by the instance. For example, one registry key would specify the location of ... [Read Full Article]

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