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This video will help explain how to install MS SQL. It is not a comprehensive training on MS SQL so if you need that please go to Microsoft’s website or search the Internet but this video does convey the basics of standing up the database server. Also, while this video references MS SQL 2012, you can and should use the most up-to-date version available to you.
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