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The Copy Cat Poll
This editorial was originally published on Aug 3, 2012. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. One of the interesting facts I saw a few years ago talked about storage in enterprise environments. There was research that showed … Continue reading
Have You Designed a Database from Scratch?
One of the things that I try to regularly promote is the #SQLNewBlogger project from Ed Leighton-Dick (and #SQLNewBlogger hashtag on Twitter). In keep a column open scanning for the tag and try to respond to those that post. I … Continue reading
Happy New Year 2016
Happy New Year from everyone here at SQLServerCentral and Redgate Software! I do hope you’re not working, and enjoying a start to 2016. If you do happen to read this, I hope you are relaxing and have a big smile … Continue reading
An Impressive SQL Server
This editorial was originally published on May 6, 2011. It is being re-run for the Christmas holiday. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Recently I heard about one SQL Server with 1TB of RAM and another one that was handling over … Continue reading