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A SQL Server Log Reader
One of the regular problems that data professionals have to deal with is the whoops disaster, or some type of data entry error. It could be the DBA running a delete without a WHERE clause, or a user updating a … Continue reading
Trace Flag 2371 and Statistics
One of the issues that I see published often on forums like SQLServerCentral is the advice to update statistics on your tables if you have strange performance issues, or sudden changes in performance. Statistics are important for the query optimizer, … Continue reading
Windows Server 2012 and Hyper-V
I recently went to a Microsoft event in Denver on Windows Server 2012 and Hyper-V improvements. A bunch of the information was presented by Harold Wong (b | t) and there’s a number of demos and notes from the talks on his blog. I haven’t looked much … Continue reading
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On Source Control
A mention today from Jamie Thomson in his blog on source control. I left a comment, but it was long, so I thought I’d repost it here. My comment Thanks for the note, Jamie, and it’s interesting, but I don’t … Continue reading
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