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Common Checks
One of the things that I recommend to DBAs is that as they write code to solve problems, they write some sort of check to catch future potential occurrences of the issue. For example, I worked with a product years … Continue reading
Looking to 2014
It’s amazing to think that 2014 is already here. We’re 13 years past the fictional 2001 and now 4 years after the 2010 movie sequel. I’d still guess that those movies should have been set another 100 years into the future, given where we are … Continue reading
2013 in Review
Last year I took a few guesses about 2013. I was right about smartphones, and encryption has slowly become more important late in 2013. BYOD has become a hot topic that continues to be a problem, but I think most companies are … Continue reading
Memories of 2013
the holiday season and are not too busy at work. I hope most of you had a great year in 2013, and with that in mind, I wanted to ask you a simple question: What’s your best SQL Server memory … Continue reading