SQL Server 2014 Standard Product Key

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About SQL Server 2014

Data Files from SQL Server in Windows Azure

SQL Server Data Files in Windows Azure allows you to store native SQL Server database files on Windows Azure as Blob files.
This functionality allows you to build a SQL Server database that runs either on-premises or within an Azure virtual machine, with dedicated storage in Azure Blob Storage.

In a Windows Azure Virtual Machine, host a SQL Server Database

You can install a SQL Server database to a Virtual Machine in Azure, much as the title suggests. More information and instructions on this can be found here.

Enhancements to Backup and Restore

In terms of the improvements made to these functions, we already have a comprehensive article here that discusses these topics.
To name a few enhancements, the latest SQL Server 2014 version adds new security protocols for backups, supervised backups to Azure, and the ability to backup to URL directly from SSMS, to name a few.

Estimation of Cardinality in a New Way

The new calculation logic created for the cardinality estimator has increased the accuracy of query execution plans, which has a direct effect on query efficiency.
The new estimator uses algorithms and expectations that are compatible with today’s OLTP and data warehouse workloads.
While most queries may benefit from this new function, some queries will experience regression as compared to the previous version of the cardinality estimator. You will fine-tune your results by following the research guidelines in this report.

Durability with a Delay

With SQL Server 2014, a new capability has been added to the table. The benefit of reducing latency by designating all or any transactions as delayed durable.
When a process returns power to the client before the transaction log has been saved to disk, this is referred to as delayed longevity. This function of longevity can be managed at several stages, including the database, COMMIT, and ATOMIC blocks. You will learn more about this feature by clicking here.

Enhancements to the Resource Governor for Physical IO Control

The improved Resource Governor function would enable you to set limits in terms of CPU use, physical IO operations, and memory usage by incoming applications that require these resources from within a resource pool.
With SQL Server 2014, you can use two new settings to help monitor the physical IO calls issued for user threads in your resource pool: MIN IOPS PER VOLUME and MAX IOPS PER VOLUME.
Please see this post on Resource Governor Resource Pool and this one on how to build a RESOURCE POOL with T-SQL for more detail.
The MAX OUTSTANDING IO PER VOLUME setting in ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR determines the maximum amount of IO operations that can be performed per disk volume.
This functionality can be used to fine-tune resource governance and IO the specifics of your disk volume, as well as restrict the number of IO operations that are provided at the SQL Server instance’s boundary.

SQL Server 2014 system requirements

Processor – 1 Hz, 1.4 Hz Athlon 64, Opteron, Pentium 4, Pentium III, Xeon
RAM – 1 GB
Disk Space – 6 GB
Operating system: Min Microsoft Windows (32 bit), Microsoft Windows (64 bit)
Video – Super VGA (1024 x 768) or higher-resolution (optional)
Input Devices – Keyboard and mouse (optional)
Other: Internet Access