SQL Server 2008 patching has begun – and the PSS blog
Just over a month since SQL Server 2008 went to RTM and the first Cumulative Update (CU1) has been released. Bob Ward, a very good
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Just over a month since SQL Server 2008 went to RTM and the first Cumulative Update (CU1) has been released. Bob Ward, a very good
For the first time in ages, Kimberly sneaked in an interview without me! I was teaching a class on Database Maintenance for some Microsoft DBAs
It’s been almost two weeks since my last post as we’ve been offline in Scotland (another photo post to follow – I owe you two
Over the last six months on the blog, you’ll have seen me mention internal training that Kimberly and I wrote for
At the last Connections conference in April, the conference organizers tapped a bunch of speakers for interviews, articles, and other content to put into a
This is the second of the two sessions I recently recorded with Richard and Greg on RunAs Radio (the first one on being an “involuntary DBA”
In the last few classes I've taught, we've discussed the on-disk structures where everything is stored in a database, and I've also been asked privately
Well, it’s been a year since I left Microsoft (8/31/07) to join Kimberly running SQLskills.com – and what a blast it’s been! From 8/31/07 to
I just heard today that the first whitepaper I’ve written for Microsoft has been published! The abstract is: SQL Server Replication: Providing High-Availability using Database
(Quickie post #3 while it's Kimberly's turn to lecture this morning – better pay attention now before I get into trouble) Gail asked a (paraphrased)
(Quickie post #2 while it's Kimberly's turn to lecture this morning…) Greg asked a question regarding the script I posted to examine buffer pool contents (paraphrased)
(Quickie post #1 while it’s Kimberly’s turn to lecture this morning…) I had a comment on my post dealing with suspect databases, saying that the
Well, we’re here in England now to teach the first of our UK classes and we’re staying with our good friend Tony Rogerson (UK SQL Server
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