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Daily Archives: December 30, 2010
MCM Prep – VLF Allocations
I had heard that you could have too many VLFs in your transaction log, and it could cause performance issues. Kimberly Tripp has a great blog on how to get better performance from your log, but until I was studying … Continue reading
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The Year of the Community
Usually at the end of each year I try to look back at the previous year in the database world. This past year seems to have been an amazing year for the SQL Community and for me it has been … Continue reading
