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Today is the 1st birthday of this blog! It all began one year ago, during a Community Tech Days event on a cold winter day. Jacob Sebastian (blog) asked if I would be willing to share my experiences, thoughts and tips around Microsoft SQL Server via a blog. I had never blogged before, and therefore......
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The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes a book (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/book) as “something that yields knowledge or understanding” and that it is the source of the “the total available knowledge ......
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I would start today’s post with a question – Have you ever faced a requirement to delete a job once it successfully completes? Once I had to achieve just that – a SQL Server job had to be created, and the requirement was to delete the job after it’s execution. Now, the job was a scheduled data clea......
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Ever since SQL Server 2005 introduced user-schema separation, schemas have received due importance. Most new designs isolate functionality within the same database via the use of schemas. With the growing use schemas, did you ever face a situation wherein you or one of the team members created a tab......
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One of the reasons I enjoy working with Microsoft SQL Server because often I find that its behaviour is a classic case of GIGO (Garbage In Garbage Out). Jacob Sebastian (blog) always makes it a point to mention in his TechEd and Community Tech Days sessions that one must also treat SQL Server with r......
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a post related to the tempdb where I attempted to answer the question – Is TempDB a copy of the model database? The post attracted a couple of follow-up comments (which I really appreciate, because it gives everyone a great deal to think about) and led me to a thought-filled......
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Based on popular demand from my colleagues and you, the kind reader, I am currently writing a series of posts on the SQL Server Profiler. Five parts have been published till date, and for your kind reference, here are the links to them: What is a SQL Trace? Permissions, space requirements and la......
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Based on popular demand from my colleagues and you, the kind reader, I am currently writing a series of posts on the SQL Server Profiler. Four parts have been published till date, and for your kind reference, here are the links to them: What is a SQL Trace? Permissions, space requirements and la......
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Based on popular demand from my colleagues and you, the kind reader, I am currently writing a series of posts on the SQL Server Profiler. Three parts have been published till date, and for your kind reference, here are the links to them: What is a SQL Trace? Permissions, space requirements and l......
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Based on popular demand from my colleagues and you, the kind reader, I am currently writing a series of posts on the SQL Server Profiler. The first part was an introduction attempting to answer the question - What is a SQL Trace? Permissions, space requirements and launching the Profiler. The second......
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