SharePoint Deployments on SQL Server 2008

Through SQL Server, define policies and apply them your SharePoint databases to conform to company policy or help meet negotiated service level agreements.

Create a policy, for example, that ensures SharePoint Servers do not reach a maximum duration between backups.

Enable a process whereby database administrators can see how the database environment and/or specific entities within are in compliance with defined intent or policies.

Help improve the performance of your SharePoint database mirroring and overall recovery time in a failover event with log performance enhancements.

Log performance enhancements include compression stream of data, write-ahead on the mirrored server, improved log caching, page read-ahead during the undo phase.

Improved automatic recovery from corrupted pages where the unreadable page is automatically replaced by a copy if the request is successful.

Removes the need for changes to the SharePoint application for encoding and decoding as required with cell-level encryption.

Designed to be as transparent as possible with minimal impact on the users that interact with the data.

For SharePoint administers, TDE can be enabled for those deployments’ content, shared services, and/or configuration databases with no changes in SharePoint Central Administration.

Propagate business intelligence reporting across your SharePoint users

Help reduce complexity around enabling embedded reports on SharePoint pages through a simplified interface to the SQL Server report server