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Daily Archives: April 20, 2015
Checking Baselines with SQL Monitor
We’ve got a demo of SQL Monitor available that takes data from the actual SQLServerCentral systems and presents it publicly. The data is slightly delayed, but it’s the real data and it shows the performance of our system. I actually … Continue reading
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Tagged Performance, Redgate, Redgate Monitor
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Embrace Stored Procedures
I’ve read a lot of pieces on stored procedures. Most of the articles were for using stored procedures, quite a few were against their use, and a handful with extreme opinions. This piece from Rob Conery, while perhaps NSFW, is one … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged software development, sql server
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