SQL Server Interview Questions and answers - earning the honor of thinking - Book Review

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Reading books is a very labor-intensive task (well, at least when taken seriously!).

It is not easy for several reasons:

We have to figure out the level of the book according to our knowledge level
We have to question the book’s title
We have to

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January 29th, 2012 | Category: Book Review, SQL Server Architecture, SQL Server Wishlist, T-SQL | 3 comments - (Comments are closed)
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Thank you for the index, DBA! (you saved my system!)

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It happens often. Too often, maybe. A DBA goes to a company, looks at the system, which is running slow and and the business people are losing faith in, and the DBA creates an index or two and the system starts performing 50

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July 5th, 2011 | Tags: , , , , , , , , | Category: CPU, Disk System, Indexing, IO, Memory, Some thoughts, SQL Server Architecture, SQL Server metadata, SQL Server Wishlist, SQL Services | Comments are closed
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Pave the shortcuts!

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Here is a real life example of a great concept: great unpaved shortcuts in their glory.

Pave the shortcuts!

The reality is that if there is a well-stomped shortcut somewhere, then it should definitely be paved. After all, it is well-stomped because many have taken it. And if many

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May 14th, 2011 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: Disaster recovery, Some thoughts, SQL Server Wishlist | Comments are closed
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