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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Searching for Plans
Today’s editorial was originally published on Sept 13, 2010. It is being re-run as Steve is away at training. I was re-reading Conor Cunningham’s “Does Join Order Matter?” recently and found this quote in the post that stood out. As … Continue reading
Security Through Chaos
This editorial was originally published on June 16, 2005. It is being re-run as Steve is away at training. I can’t really disclose who told me this, or at which company, but I found it very interesting. Recently there was … Continue reading
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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