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Daily Archives: June 15, 2016
Stretch Pricing
I have to admit that I was really excited about the Stretch Database feature in SQL Server 2016. This will automatically archive older data away from your database, but let the query optimizer go get the data if needed. That’s … Continue reading
A Better (Free) Search in SSMS
A few years back, Redgate Software released SQL Search. This was an internal project that became a free product we released. Free as in beer, so go get it. Why use SQL Search? There are a number of good reasons, … Continue reading
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