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Searching for Plans
Today’s editorial was originally published on Sept 13, 2010. It is being re-run as Steve is away at training. I was re-reading Conor Cunningham’s “Does Join Order Matter?” recently and found this quote in the post that stood out. As … Continue reading
Embrace Stored Procedures
I’ve read a lot of pieces on stored procedures. Most of the articles were for using stored procedures, quite a few were against their use, and a handful with extreme opinions. This piece from Rob Conery, while perhaps NSFW, is one … Continue reading
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ALTER SCHEMA TO ADD PERMISSIONS
I’m sure some of you have wanted to do this: ALTER SCHEMA Steve AUTHORIZATION Steve You realize this doesn’t work, and you can’t grant the user Steve, rights to his schema after it’s created. You can do this: CREATE SCHEMA … Continue reading
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The Demo Setup–Attaching Databases with Powershell
I found another use for Powershell, one actually suggested by someone else: attaching specific SQL Server databases. TL;DR I have a script that detaches all user databases from a SQL Server instance and then reattches certain ones. Full script at … Continue reading