SQL Server 2008: Performance boost for Database Mirroring
As I mentioned in a previous post, one of the new features for database mirroring
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As I mentioned in a previous post, one of the new features for database mirroring
It’s not like me to post on security – that’s one of Kimberly’s areas – but
This is another question that came up on the Disaster Recovery forum on MSDN. Paraphrasing
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
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