SQL Server 2005 and 2008 – Compression
OK, I still have a way to go in learning about data compression in SQL Server 2008 but one thing that I do know is
OK, I still have a way to go in learning about data compression in SQL Server 2008 but one thing that I do know is
OK, so Paul could be doing worse things while I’m away… but, what was he doing? I guess you’ll have to read here and listen
Does it sound too good to be true: transparent data encryption? Well, it kind of is and kind of isn’t. Let me explain. Transparent means that
With the November 5-9th SQL Connections conference in Las Vegas around the corner, Shirley Brothers, the Connections Conference Manager, would like to start planning the
OK, so thought I’d do a follow up to the post I did a couple of days ago titled: The perils of case-insensitive data (and our
OK, so after SQL Connections in Las Vegas, Paul and I head off to Barcelona for the second week of TechEd’s two
OK, it’s about that time again – the Fall conference season – is here! Building on our co-presented Database Maintenance workshop at SQL
OK, let me start by saying that I absolutely love when a feature improves in granularity options. Better granularity in locks means that contention is
OK, have you ever been working on one thing…that led you to another (and another and another) and then you seem to have lost hours?
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