The MOSS Show Sharepoint Podcast – Episode 21 is live!
Paul and I chatted with Hilton Giesenow about SQL Server, Sharepoint and Involuntary DBAs. Paul blogged a bit more details about it in the post titled:
Paul and I chatted with Hilton Giesenow about SQL Server, Sharepoint and Involuntary DBAs. Paul blogged a bit more details about it in the post titled:
OK, I've had a bit of a tangent going on optimizing stored procedures and its all revolved around adhoc plan caching and potentially wasted cache
In my post describing the new SQL Server 2008 configuration option [optimize for adhoc workloads] titled: Plan cache and optimizing for adhoc workloads, I asked
Paul and I enjoyed Dublin so much in 2008 and 2009 that we're going back for two weeks this time – and teaching three classes
I mentioned that servers receiving a lot of dynamic constructs (typically those generated by client SQL apps/ORMs/LINQ, etc.) can start to consume too much plan
Well, back in April of 2009 I blogged Social networking, keeping up with friends/family and getting more tech info! and I essentially said that I was going to limit
In March, Paul and I began blogging in a new column for SQL Server Magazine. This column is solely a Q&A based column… yes, we'll
I'm speaking at a few user groups over the next couple of months… are you local? Vienna, Austria – April 29, 2010 Presentation: SQL Server
Stored procedures aren’t always a favorite choice from developers. And, to add to the confusion, there are numerous ways that a client application can make
This event is scheduled for TOMORROW (April 21) at 7:30am PDT. So, if you haven't already put this on your schedule – you might want
In addition to the SQL Server 2008 Database Infrastructure and Scalability content that Paul and I delivered for SQL Server 2008, and the content that
In addition to the SQL Server 2008 Database Infrastructure and Scalability content that Paul and I delivered for SQL Server 2008, our colleague Bob Beachemin
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