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Enabling an Index: #SQLNewBlogger
I don’t do a lot of work with disabled index, but I learned how to re-enable one today, which was a surprise to me. This short post covers how this works. The Scenario Imagine that you have an index on … Continue reading
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Mastering Index Tuning–Day 3
This is a short series of posts on the courses I took with Brent Ozar. I actually completed the courses in the past, but I wrote notes and wanted to revisit the way things went. This post looks at the … Continue reading
Mastering Index Tuning–Day 2
This is a short series of posts on the courses I took with Brent Ozar. I actually completed the courses in the past, but I wrote notes and wanted to revisit the way things went. This post looks at the … Continue reading
Interviews: Covering index
Performance seems to be a part of every DBAs job. It should be a part of every developer’s job, but I understand the focus to build software is different and many developers aren’t sure how much a feature or option … Continue reading