SpeedFan can report the speeds of each fan and it can even change their speed based on current temperatures. This lowers noise and improves computer experience. SpeedFan can access the voltages reported by the hardware. This can help to identify odd issues with computers resetting under stress, for example.
So while securables created by the database owner actually are owned by dbo, this is still the user that created them. Also, most objects are probably not created by the database owner itself, so this still does not explain why most securables end up with dbo as owner.
Deciding how and where this information is stored is the domain of the database designer. Working with a system architect and a requirements analyst, the database designer ensures that all necessary data has a place to be stored. At the same time, the speed at which the data can be stored and retrieved are taken in to account so that user's are not left waiting for unreasonable amounts of time. Sometimes database designers take on database related activities such as arranging for backups, creating ad-hoc reports, and server tuning. However, these other tasks are often part of a Database Administrator's (DBA) job. Related Terms. 1  Database Administrator (DBA). 2  Data Architect. 3  Data Modeler.