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Using the DAC with SSMS
I’m writing this post as a way to help motivate the #SQLNewBloggers out there. Read the bottom for a few notes on structuring a post. While troubleshooting another issue, I needed to connect to SQL Server with the DAC. I … Continue reading
Practical Hekaton
I got into a debate recently with someone about the In-Memory OLTP tables (formerly Hekaton) feature that was released with SQL Server 2014. This person asked if anyone was actually using the technology, given all the limitations that were placed … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #67 – Extended Events for DBCC
It’s the second Tuesday of the month and time for another T-SQL Tuesday. This time it’s #67 from Jes Borland on Extended Events. You can read the invite, and whether you can participate today or not, write your blog and … Continue reading
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Architecture for Auditing
In the analog world, when we need to provide an auditing system for checking on physical activity, we usually separate out the roles of people that might record or track activity from those that perform activities. The better separation we … Continue reading