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Step-by-Step Guide: Install and Configure Microsoft SQL Server 2014

This professional guide walks you through the complete installation and configuration of Microsoft SQL Server 2014, including setting collation, integrating with Internet Information Services (IIS), and preparing the environment for real-time applications.

Step 1: Download Required Software

Before starting the installation, ensure you have the necessary software installers ready:

• Microsoft SQL Server 2014 (64-bit and/or 32-bit)
• Microsoft SQL Server 2016 (64-bit) – optional for upgrades
• SAP B1 Setup 10.0.140 PL 2011 (if applicable)
• SQL Server 2016 SBODemoIN Database for SAP B1 (if applicable)
• Visual Studio 2012
• Crystal Reports 2013

Step 2: Install Microsoft SQL Server 2014

1. Run the SQL Server 2014 installer with administrator privileges.
2. On the Installation Center screen, select New SQL Server stand-alone installation.
3. Follow the prompts to accept the license terms and choose the features you want to install (e.g., Database Engine, Management Tools).
4. Configure the instance name or leave the default MSSQLSERVER.
5. Set the server collation as per your language and application requirements (important for string comparison and sorting).
6. Specify service accounts or use the default settings for SQL Server services.
7. Configure authentication mode – Windows Authentication or Mixed Mode. Set SQL Server administrator passwords accordingly.
8. Complete the installation and restart your computer if prompted.

Step 3: Configure SQL Server for Real-Time Data Handling

1. Open SQL Server Management Studio and connect to your server instance.
2. Create necessary databases and tables tailored to your real-time data needs.
3. Set up user permissions and roles to secure your database access.
4. Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections if required.
5. Enable TCP/IP protocol via SQL Server Configuration Manager.
6. Open required firewall ports to allow inbound traffic to SQL Server.

Step 4: Integrate SQL Server with Internet Information Services (IIS)

1. Open IIS Manager and create a new website or application.
2. Configure the connection string in your web application to connect with SQL Server.
3. Ensure the application pool is running with appropriate permissions to access SQL Server.
4. Configure IIS to listen on necessary ports and allow incoming traffic through firewall rules.
5. Test your web application to confirm successful real-time database connectivity.

Download Links for Related Software

• Microsoft SQL Server 2014 (64-bit) Download Now
• Microsoft SQL Server 2014 (32-bit) Download Now
• Microsoft SQL Server 2016 (64-bit) Download Now
• SAP B1 Setup 10.0.140 PL04 FP2011 Download Now
• SQL Server 2016 SBODemoIN Database for SAP B1 Download Now
• Visual Studio 2012 Download Download Now
• Crystal Report 2013 Download Download Now

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