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  1. SQL SERVER – Computed Column – PERSISTED and Performance – Part 2

    This is the third article in the series which I am writing on Persisted Columns. I suggest you read following two article first before continuing on this article. SQL SERVER – Computed Column – PERSISTED and Storage This article talks about how computed columns are created and they take more ...

  2. Order of Nested SCOPE Statements

    Funny how you can work with a product for years and years and still discover new things, isn’t it? I was writing some scoped assignments on a cube the other day and found that when you’re using nested SCOPE statements, the order that you put those SCOPE statements ...

  3. TSQL Tuesday Coming Up

    The next TSQL Tuesday is only 1 week away.  This month the topic covers getting a little R&R.  We would like to know some of the things that you do in order to get the much deserved R&R.  Even if R&R means that you are changing jobs ...

  4. Finger on the Pulse

    We have made some changes at SQLServerPedia, the main one being the Pulse page. There is a HUGE and ever expanding amount of information available online around SQL Server these days and this can be an amazing resource for everyone working with the platform. The challenge can be finding your ...

  5. Don’t Just Be Right, Make It Right

    We wanted to bring our bikes on vacation this year, so that we could ride as a family along the Cape Cod Rail Trail. We needed a bike rack for the four bikes, but before that we needed to have a hitch put on our car. So we made an ...

  6. Moving SharePoint to the data center

    I cannot speak for the whole legal industry but where I work a lot of people love some SharePoint.  It’s like 50 Cent says, “We love SharePoint like a fat kid loves cake.”  And trust me we love some cake.  With this mad love of SharePoint comes great collaboration ...

  7. Presenting at SQL Connections in November

    This will be my first trip to Las Vegas that isn't to catch a connection at McCarran, and it's also the first time I'll be going to SQL Connections.  Several months ago, the call for abstracts went out, and Denny Cherry (blog|twitter) and I were the ...

  8. Find tables with Large Obejct (LOB) data types in a database

    From SQL Server 2005 onwards, the indexes can be re-indexed ONLINE. This ensures that the underlying tables and indexes are available for other users when the re-indexing is taking place. Also Standard and Workgroup editions of SQL The limitation for ONLINE Re-indexing is that it cannot be run on tables ...

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