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Daily Archives: May 1, 2015
VMware and DBAs
Disclosure: I’m a VMware fan and run it on my laptop. I definitely prefer it to other hypervisors. This workshop and all travel expenses was also paid for entirely by VMware. I was fortunate and grateful to be invited out … Continue reading
Finding Problem Code
Performance of a SQL Server seems to be one of the main concerns for most developers and DBAs. We are under pressure to constantly squeeze more performance out of our applications and reduce the time it takes for users to … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Performance, sql server, T-SQL
