Readable Secondary to "Read-intent Only" or to "Yes"

In Today's video let's talk about these two options that we get while setting readable secondary option in an Always On Availability Group in SQL Server.
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If you have any questions or want to share any additional insight please feel free to comment.

[@wanderertechie]

Keep posting such videos. I am impressed with your detailing and understanding of the subject

[@sayedsabirhasan837]

Thank you for explaining clearly with demos and examples.

[@samdani870]

Very Much understandable. Simple explanation. Thanks a lot.

[@sureshkumar-um7sy]

Impressed with your explanation and keep posting on different issues on SQL Server.

[@umakantkesgire7720]

It's useful information. Thanks a lot

[@kotekr4383]

Great sir ................

[@thanuhari688]

NICE AND EXPIAIN CLEARING

[@gauravbhardwaj1053]

Very helpful thanks you

[@aaswadpingale516]

Thanks for explaining 😇😇😇

[@allaboutsqldata4810]

Nice explanation

[@FernandoLopez-el8mp]

Thanks a lot. Really useful.

[@dinsharma1409]

If I want an application to connect to secondary ONLY what steps should I follow? Please list steps, thanks. I subscribed your channel :)

[@tylermiles8911]

good video

[@veselingpetrov]

Nice video! What if we leave "Allow all connections" on Primary Role and "All" to Secondary role. If I execute a Read query withOUT ReadOnly, where it goes? And if I execute a Read query WITH ReadOnly, where it goes?

[@Bleps997]

is readable secondary supported by standard edition?