T-SQL Tuesday #124: Using Query Store (and why you might not be…yet)
This month’s T-SQL Tuesday topic is courtesy of Tracy Boggiano and it’s related to using Query Store! Tracy asked people to write about their
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This month’s T-SQL Tuesday topic is courtesy of Tracy Boggiano and it’s related to using Query Store! Tracy asked people to write about their
Jess Pomfret (newly awarded MVP!) is hosting month’s T-SQL Tuesday, and asked us to share our favorite life hacks – something that makes our
The Query Store feature is a bit unique in that its status can change without user interference, which means it is important to understand how
Yes…I’m writing a post about SQL Trace…specifically events in a trace. There are still lots of folks that use Profiler and run server-side traces, and
A question I’ve gotten a few times when teaching relates to database compatibility level and Query Store. I was talking to a client yesterday about
I am thrilled to announce that I will be heading back to London in spring 2020 for a day of Query Store training. The training
Very often I get interesting questions from the community, and most recently someone asked about encrypted stored procedures and Query Store. Here’s the question (paraphrased):
Last week the SQL Server Tools team released a new version of Management Studio, 18.4, and it dropped in the middle of my Query Store
A couple weeks ago I presented for the 24HOP Summit Preview and I had a lot of great general questions about how Query Store
The amount of data collected by Query Store pales in comparison to the amount of data available in all of SQL Server that could
We hear a lot about all the data that Query Store captures, but it is tempting to argue that the best part of Query Store
The Query Store feature previewed in Azure SQL Database in summer 2015, was made generally available that fall, and was part of the SQL Server
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