SQL Server

1998 – present

Overview

SQL Server underpins the large majority of legacy Microsoft business applications, and it often outlives every application built on top of it. An unsupported version, undocumented stored procedures and inherited backup configuration are the norm, not the exception.

What we handle

  • Performance tuning, indexing and query optimisation on legacy schemas
  • Safe, tested upgrades to currently supported SQL Server versions
  • Documenting and untangling stored-procedure business logic
  • Building a modern data-access API over the existing database
  • Disaster recovery and backup strategy review

What this usually looks like

Signs your SQL Server system needs a specialist, not a generalist.

The bridge

Old and new, working together

Put a modern data-access API in front of a legacy SQL Server database, so new applications never need direct, undocumented access to the raw schema.

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