Inside the Storage Engine: When do versioning tags get added?
Ok – so we did more partying than we thought so blog posts have been a little sparse this month, but here’s one to end
Ok – so we did more partying than we thought so blog posts have been a little sparse this month, but here’s one to end
In the mail today I received notice that my first software patent has been granted by the US Patent Office :-) (after being filed 3.5
While we were in Barcelona we sat down with Richard Campbell and Greg Hughes from RunAs Radio to record a 1/2 hour interview on SQL
One of the cool features added in SQL Server 2005 for scaling-out a workload was peer-to-peer replication. The major drawback was that to change an
Every time we’re at a conference, we get asked whether we’re going to write any books on the kinds of things we talk about. Well,
This is a question I was sent a week or so ago – if a table is truncated inside a transaction, what protects the integrity
A quickie today to get back into the swing of things. In Kimberly's whitepaper on partitioning she discusses the 'sliding window' scenario (where you switch
As many of you who follow our blogs (and we’ve met at conferences) may know, Kimberly’s Dad has been very ill for some time. On
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