Search Engine Q&A #18: What’s the current uptime of SQL Server?
Here's a quickie just before we head off to SQL Connections in Orlando. On one
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Here's a quickie just before we head off to SQL Connections in Orlando. On one
Over the weekend there was a question on one of the internal aliases at MS:
Now we’re back from Iceland and I have a week to catch up with some
(And this isn’t an April Fool…) I’m very pleased to announce that I’ve been
(Redmond, WA: For immediate release worldwide) Today, in a surprise development that has stunned industry
Fixed now – thanks so much! Folks – a couple of people have setup their
Hot on the heels of a frenzied few weeks of teaching for Microsoft and we’re
This is a really interesting question that came up in the Microsoft Certified Architect class
One of the drawbacks of not being in the SQL team at Microsoft any longer
Well this one is well overdue and I’m in the middle of writing a
It seems that today is going to be one of those days where I get
[Edit: From 2016 SP2 onward, you can use SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX (‘dbname’ , ‘LastGoodCheckDbTime’ ); instead]
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