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RIL_button( “http://sqlconcept.com/2011/06/21/some-tools-of-the-trade-and-why-a-dba-should-know-more/”, “Some tools of the trade and why a DBA should know more” ); It is important to understand, that the DBA’s work is barely limited only to the mere database performance. Here is what I mean by this: there is much more to the “well-being” of a system than just the Continue reading [...] Some tools of the trade and why a DBA should know more [...]  (3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)If you gave a rating less than the maximum, you must leave a comment with suggestions on how to improve the post. :)  Loading ...
RIL_button( “http://sqlconcept.com/2011/05/25/what-happens-when-a-sql-server-instance-is-restarted/”, “What happens when a SQL Server instance is restarted” ); A very interesting question popped up today: what happens when a SQL Server instance is restarted?
When an instance of SQL Server is shutdown (i.e. on the way to be restarted) what happens is: all databases have checkpoints Continue reading [...] What happens when a SQL Server instance is restarted [...]  (8 votes, average: 4.88 out of 5)If you gave a rating less than the maximum, you must leave a comment with suggestions on how to improve the post. :) Loading ...
RIL_button( “http://sqlconcept.com/2011/05/19/database-name-as-a-delimiting-factor-for-sql-server-perfmon-counters/”, “‘Database name’ as a delimiting factor for SQL Server perfmon counters” ); As a further reading after the performance tuning in shared secure environment, I am posting a list of SQL Server perfmon counters which take ‘database name’ as a delimiting parameter. \SQLServer:Databases(database_name)\Active Transactions Number of active update transactions for the database. [...] ‘Database name’ as a delimiting factor for SQL Server perfmon counters [...] (3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)If you gave a rating less than the maximum, you must leave a comment with suggestions on how to improve the post. :) Loading ...
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