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Daily Archives: October 21, 2010
SQL Saturday Advice – Extra Food
No matter whether you provide the food or have people pay for it, it seems that at every SQL Saturday I’ve attended, there is extra food left over. Sometimes it’s a very significant quantity. At one of the events I … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged SQL Saturday, syndicated
Plan for Capacity
In many applications, it seems that performance often falls off a cliff at some point because no one is planning for capacity increases. Everyone talks about the potential load on the system when it’s first being built. However since we … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged NoSQL, Performance, sql server
