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With Microsoft SQL Server, you have another On-Premises solution for storing the Analytics binary data.

Enter the Connection String for your MS SQL server here.
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Storage Name:
Assign a descriptive name that describes the purpose of the storage well. It will reappear in various places during configuration in the Manager.

Max Write Length:
The amount of data that is saved in a tbl_Data record is specified here.

Storage Comment:
You can enter additional information about the storage here.

Connection String:
Click on the ConnString button to open the input mask. Make the configuration settings there, including for remote databases that are accessible via network connections.
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After starting the storage, communication with the database begins. At this point, the Storage Provider itself creates the four required tables. Each recording configuration is saved in a separate table. As an example, you can see the following screenshot from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
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The ring buffer functionality for the Microsoft SQL® database can also be set in the Manager.