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  1. SQLAuthority News – Tomorrow Online Session – Ancient Trade of Performance Tuning – Index, Beyond Index and No Index

    Today in few hours I am going to present on my very favorite subject of performance tuning. You can read more about this sessions over here. This presentation is based on the famous book ‘The Art of War’ written in sixth century BC by Sun Tzu. Index is usually a ...

  2. Fancy a decent Compatibility Matrix?

    Have you ever taken a look at Microsoft’s published compatibility matrix for SQL Server lock compatibility? If you have, then I don’t need to tell you that it sucks in a very big way. Have no fear, I have painstakingly redrawn at better one (via PowerPoint no less ...

  3. SSMS Tools Pack 2.0 is out!

    I know I’m a little late on mentioning that this great resource has been updated. Hopefully I can do a series on “tools in your SQL Toolbox” someday, but for now I’m just letting you know that there’s an update and it’s pretty cool. Two of ...

  4. PBM On Schedule Mode

    Let’s take a look out how to schedule policy evalution using the PBM On Schedule mode. Start by double clicking on the policy of your choice. Next we need to change the evaluation mode to On Schedule. As soon as you make this change you will notice a red ...

  5. #TSQL2sDay T-SQL Tuesday 23–Early edition

    Time once again for another edition of T-SQL Tuesday! What’s that, you say? Early? Why yes, indeed. Due to the potential schedule of conflict of PASS’s Summit 2011 occurring on the second Tuesday of October (the normal date for T-SQL Tuesday), I’ve gotten special permission to bump ...

  6. Start daily programs – More n00bz fun with #Powershell!

    When I get in to work in the morning, I like a good cup of coffee waiting for me, a neck rub, and all my favorite programs open and waiting for me. Since the first two seem out of the question, I focus on the third. I’ve automated my ...

  7. SSIS Child Errors in Parent Package

    If you have a parent package that is looping through a set of files and calling child packages and want the parent package to continue even if the child package fails, there is a little work involved in making this happen.In this example I have a parent package that ...

  8. 24 Hours of PASS Questions

    I finally found the time to work through the questions from the 24 Hours of PASS session that I did. Thanks to everyone that attended the event Q1: Can you filter execution plans for sort warnings? No. The sort and hash warnings don’t appear in the execution plan. You ...

  9. workaround for orphaned users

    The server principal is not able to access the database under the current security context, is the error message appears for those users who was able to access the database / application earlier especially after refreshing database from production to dev, test or uat enviornment when the correspondent login is ...

  10. PASS Summit Memories Blog Series – Day 27 – The Mad Scientist

    That’s essentially what I consider Itzik Ben-Gan to be, his appearance and accent could be right out of a James Bond movie, or perhaps Phineas and Ferb. Itzik really needs a nickname, too, we should figure something out. I have never had the chance to meet him formally, but ...

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