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Tag Archives: extended events
Learning Goals–May Update
It’s 5 months in, and this is hard. I find that the time I’ve picked each week sometimes gets bumped by other items, which do have a higher priority. More on this later. Extended Events An epic fail here for … Continue reading
Learning Goals–April Update
Here is the update: I did better. Extended Events I did a little more multi-tasking this month, ensuring that if I rode the stationary bike for exercise, I had my tablet and watched some Pluralsight or read some content. Here … Continue reading
Learning Goals 2018–February Review
Better than month 1. Only XE this month. My first week I got a reminder to spend some time on XE, so I watched a couple modules of Jonathan Kehayias’s Pluralsight course. A lot of review, but I thought I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged career, extended events, goals, syndicated
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
Posted in Editorial
Tagged administration, extended events, sql server
T-SQL Tuesday #81–Sharpening Skills
This is an interesting month for T-SQL Tuesday. The challenge is from Jason Brimhall to Sharpen Something, and learn something new. However, his challenge isn’t just a simple “learn something.” Instead, he writes: “This month I am asking you to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged administration, auditing, extended events, syndicated, T-SQL Tuesday
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Tracking Logins with Extended Events
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as#SQLNewBloggers. I was building a question the other day on Extended Events and needed to build a new session. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged administration, extended events, sql server, SQLNewBlogger, syndicated
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