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Lots of people have been asking for us to create some aggregate feeds of the
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Lots of people have been asking for us to create some aggregate feeds of the
Over the years I was in the Storage Engine team I saw a lot of
It’s common knowledge that SQL Server copes with daylight savings time (DST) correctly so why should
Here’s a really interesting question that was in my search engine logs yesterday – if I
Here’s an interesting question I was sent by my friend Steve Jones over at SQL
Whenever I’m discussing index maintenance, and specifically fragmentation, I always make a point of saying
With the November 5-9th SQL Connections conference in Las Vegas around the corner, Shirley Brothers,
I’d like to kick off the Indexes From Every Angle series this evening by re-posting
Are you coming to SQL Connections in November? If you are, and you’re coming to
I mentioned this in my Anatomy of a page post – its a common misconception
This is a combo from some previously posted material, with some more DBCC PAGE output
In SQL Server 2005, queries over partitioned tables use a single-thread per partition. This can
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