A more complex discussion of user transactions and memory-optimized tables
In the last blog post, I tried out a simple example to show the difference
In the last blog post, I tried out a simple example to show the difference
I finished reading the Books Online and CTP1 whitepaper introduction to transactions and memory-optimized tables
Don’t get me wrong, there’s almost no one who enjoys a good SQL Profiler diagnostic
When investigating new features, I’m prone to use what I call the Rumpelstiltskin method, that
Among the new features in SQL Server 2014, the most compelling, at least from my
I was about to add a new blog entry, (coming soon) and realized that it’s
The last time I spoke at the Portland SQL Server User Group was the first
Just to let you know. The Portland (Oregon) SQL Server User Group has invited me
I’ve been trying out the new supported Windows Azure PowerShell Cmdlets this week and I’d
I’m happy to announce that I’ll be in Stockholm Mar 12-13 as a speaker in
In part 1 of this series, we tried a simple example from the Books Online
About a month ago, I wrote a series of blog entries on the Selective XML
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