A new addition to the Deployment Suite for Oracle: Source Control for Oracle

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Have you heard the news?

Soon there will be a new addition to the Redgate’s Deployment Suite for Oracle. The Source Control for Oracle is coming to be a part of it.

So far the Deployment suite has the capabilities of comparing

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February 22nd, 2013 | Category: Performance audit, Presentations | Leave a comment
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My laptop is faster than SQL Azure, latency part 3

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Some time back a former colleague of mine posted a blog about the poor performance of SQL Azure databases.

At the time the blog post created a big splash, and quite a few people were debating it and were unhappy about it.

The reality is

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December 19th, 2012 | Category: Baselining, Benchmarking, Data Generation, Data import, Performance audit, SQL Azure, SQL Latency Monitor | One comment - (Comments are closed)
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Connecting to SQL Server, latency and circles

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Recently I wrote about the SQL Server workloads big picture, and now I would like to dig a bit more.

So, what really happens when an .NET application tries to carry out a workload on SQL Server and what consumes time during this process?

Let’s look at the

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December 17th, 2012 | Category: Benchmarking, Performance audit, SQL Latency Monitor | 2 comments - (Comments are closed)
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