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  1. SQL SERVER – Fix : Management Studio Error : Saving Changes in not permitted. The changes you have made require the following tables to be dropped and re-created. You have either made changes to a...

    Today, we will delve into a very simple issue that one of the Jr. Developers at my organization confronted. I have a preference for T-SQL. According to me, all the developers should always use T-SQL instead of Design feature of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). In fact, sound knowledge of ...

  2. ServerFault.com – Like StackOverflow, but for IT

    I hate forums and newsgroups.  I can’t do a better job of explaining why than Tom LaRock did in his post Why I Dislike Newsgroups, including this bullet point list: It takes too long to get an answer, especially if you need an answer quickly. Sometimes, people are quite ...

  3. SAN Multipathing Part 1: What are Paths?

    In the beginning, computer makers created servers with hard drive bays built in.  And it was good. Server with Built-In Hard Drives Built-in drive bays are easy to manage: when you need more storage, you just plug in another hard drive.  You don’t have to fork out a lot ...

  4. DBAs Behaving Badly (4/10): Storage Configuration

    Performance tuning SQL Server applications involves finding and addressing performance bottlenecks. While there will always be a bottleneck somewhere, the goal is to reduce the bottlenecks until application performance meets or exceeds the usage requirements, typically defined in a service level agreement (SLA). Although it’s undeniable that the largest ...

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