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What is routing in SQL?
A route with a service name of ‘SQL/ServiceBroker/BrokerConfiguration’ is a route to a Broker Configuration Notice service. A route to this service might not specify a broker instance. Specifies the time, in seconds, that SQL Server retains the route in the routing table.
What is local DB?
Once installed, LocalDB is an instance of SQL Server Express that can create and open SQL Server databases. The system database files for the database are stored in the local AppData path, which is normally hidden.
How to use read only routing in SQL Server 2012?
In this blog I will go through step by step how to configure Read-Only routing for scale-out report workloads using SQL Server 2012 Always On Database Availability Groups. In SQL Server 2012, AlwaysOn Availability Groups provides group level high availability for any number of databases on up to four secondaries known as ‘replicas’.
How does create route in Transact-SQL work?
CREATE ROUTE (Transact-SQL) Adds a new route to the routing table for the current database. For outgoing messages, Service Broker determines routing by checking the routing table in the local database. For messages on conversations that originate in another instance, including messages to be forwarded, Service Broker checks the routes in msdb.
Which is the correct driver for SQL Server 2012?
SQL Server 2012 RTM has the correct client driver for .NET 4.0.2 that will expose the connection string property ApplicationIntent. The syntax for a connection string depends on the client provider an application is using.
What does always on database mean in SQL Server 2012?
In SQL Server 2012, AlwaysOn Availability Groups provides group level high availability for any number of databases on up to four secondaries known as ‘replicas’. The secondary replicas allow direct read-only querying or can enforce connections that specify ‘ReadOnly’ as their Application Intent.