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A while back I was involved in an email thread where people were wondering about some ‘weird’ behavior from SQL Server. The problem was occurring on
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A while back I was involved in an email thread where people were wondering about some ‘weird’ behavior from SQL Server. The problem was occurring on
As Kimberly blogged about earlier this year, SQLskills has an ongoing initiative to blog about basic topics, which we’re calling SQL101. We’re all blogging about things that we often see
As Kimberly blogged about recently, SQLskills is embarking on a new initiative to blog about basic topics, which we’re calling SQL101. We’ll all be blogging about things that
I've been a big fan of Genesis since as long as I can remember, and I especially like their 1986 album Invisible Touch with the
Back when I did the DBA-Myth-A-Day series in April, many people asked for the 30 blog posts to be collected up into a document for
This month’s T-SQL Tuesday is being run by fellow-MVP Sankar Reddy (blog|twitter) and the topic is about Misconceptions in SQL Server. (Check out the 60-page PDF
Well it's been almost 6 weeks since my last benchmarking blog post as I got side-tracked with the Myth-a-Day series and doing real work for clients :-)
(Look in the Misconceptions blog category for the rest of the month’s posts and check out the 60-page PDF with all the myths and misconceptions
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This is a quick post to clarify an article I saw on SQLServerCentral this morning that seemed to state that transaction rollbacks push data into
(New for 2020: we’ve published a range of SQL Server interview candidate screening assessments with our partner Kandio, so you can avoid hiring an ‘expert’ who
It's lunchtime for my class – time for a blog post! This is an interesting one that crops up every so often (just an hour
There’s still a widely held misconception that when properly in the FULL or BULK_LOGGED recovery models that full or differential backups can truncate the log.
This week's been a busy one on the forums and Twitter, with lots of interesting problems people are hitting. One of the things I've noticed
This is a quick follow-on from my Misconceptions around null bitmap size post. The null bitmap is *always* present in a data record (i.e. records in
This short post is prompted by a question that came in through Twitter – I *knew* it was worth joining and spending time on it
This has come up a few times now, most recently in an email question this morning – subsequent runs of DBCC CHECKDB show varying numbers of
I'm starting a new series called 'Misconceptions' – a series of short posts that debunk some of the many myths and misconceptions that exist about
[Edit 2016: This trace flag is required in all version of SQL Server up to and including SQL Server 2014. Every instance of SQL Server
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