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Daily Archives: June 6, 2018
The June 2018 SQL in the City is coming
We’ve got the schedule up and you can register today. Once again I’m heading to the UK, along with Grant, to broadcast a series of sessions that we hope will help you learn a bit more about building better database … Continue reading
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SQL Server Tuning Skills
Performance tuning a SQL Server instance, database, or even query is a skill that most of us could improve. In fact, I see that the query performance presentations are often the most popular learning items at any event. I’ve seen … Continue reading
