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Microsoft SQL Server comes with a host of development and administrator features that warrant a separate IDE – the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). While the SSMS allows a developer or an administrator to write and debug T-SQL code and manage and maintain SQL Server instance(s), there is a requirement...
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11-13-2011
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The basic testing results of TSQL Challenge 68 - Generate kaprekar kernel or series from numbers is published and you can find it here .
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Just published a sandbox for the basic testing of TSQL Challenge 68 - Generate kaprekar kernel or series from numbers . http://beyondrelational.com/puzzles/tsql/challenges/68/basic-testing-sandbox.aspx
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As a part database developer myself, I am sure that what I am about to document today will be useful to almost everyone who has ever written a stored procedure for with indexed tables for SSRS reporting or massive batch processing. What I will be trying today is to find an answer to the dilemma – Should...
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11-06-2011
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The basic testing results of TSQL Challenge 67 - Find the longest sequence of alphabets in a string is published and you can find it here .
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Today Am going to explain something about the ring buffer which is an internal structure in SQL server that captures various information like security errors, any kind of exceptions, scheduler information, resource monitor information etc. How did I reach to RING BUFFER all on a sudden is nothing but...
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A few months ago, I wrote about how one might end up with a Message #1701 error when attempting to execute an ALTER TABLE…ALTER COLUMN statement. You can refer the original post here . Vishal Gajjar ( blog ) recently wrote about the Table Designer component of SSMS. In his post, he draws attention to...
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11-02-2011
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Nowadays, some of developer are too much worried about data. Who is using data, who is updating it etc. etc. Because, data is more costlier in term of money and information. So security of data is focusing concern in days. Lets' understand the Audit to know the usage of data and operation on data...
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When a transaction happens, say for an example data is bening inserted, there are mainly two things happens: 1. data page in the buffer cache is updated. 2. Data is written to the log cache.(This is to ensure the ACID property incase of any rollback.) When the transaction is in COMMITTED phase, the log...
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Simple parameterization is SQL Server feature which allow the optimizer to parameterize submitted queries. If submitted query has no parameters and has constant values plugged in, the optimizer can choose to treat constant values as parameters and automatically create parameterized query and execution...
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A deadlock occurs when there is a cyclic dependency between two or more threads, or processes, for some set of resources within SQL Server. We can use the SQL Server Profiler to capture deadlock information. Today, we will see how to use the SQL Server Profiler to capture deadlock information, and also...
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10-30-2011
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A lot of my friends and colleagues at the office have asked me how they can easily stay in touch with my posts. Therefore, today, I am posting a very brief post that should help you to stay in touch with my posts. My Blog I blog generally on Mondays & Thursdays every week at: http://beyondrelational...
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10-26-2011
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The basic testing results of TSQL Challenge 61 - Generate an HTML calendar in TSQL is published and you can find it here .
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The basic testing results of TSQL Challenge 60 - Generate a relational tree structure from a string is published and you can find it here .
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Analysis of waitstats is the first step that I would take with any performance tuning activities on a system. Thats important because it is an easy and efficient way to understand the issues with a system at a very high level. There are many different wait types assocaited in SQL server which gives different...