Tag Archives: administration

Template Configuration

One of my goals this year is to really spend some time learning more about Extended Events (XE). I’m somewhat embarassed that almost a decade after their introduction in SQL Server 2008, I have a fairly rudimentary grasp of the … Continue reading

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Lowering the Noise

Over my career, I’ve had the chance to work in a variety of environments of all sizes. I’ve managed systems that powered all sorts of applications, with a variety of requirements. In many cases, I’ve had certain databases that needed … Continue reading

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Are You Always Up?

I’ve had the opportunity to work for and with quite a few companies in my career. In some sense working as a database developer or database administratrator is very similar at many places. The “job’s the job,” as I’ve said … Continue reading

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Disable or Drop

When I started working with SQL Server and Windows, it seemed that the administrative side of many actions was limited. We could add and drop many items, but that was it. Relatively few tools allowed setting limits or disabling them, … Continue reading

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