Category Archives: System/DB Administration

SQL Server wait states

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The catch with ClickOnce

ClickOnce is a great technique for in-house application distribution. It eliminates a lot of common problems for IT by giving users the ability to control their own application installs and updates. However, relinquishing tight control has some very significant downsides. These are … Continue reading

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Analyzing queries

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SQL Server Managment Studio (free) download

My workplace uses SQL Server 2005 to host the app for which I’m respsonsible. The ISV only certified SQL Server 2008 in their most recent version, so we’re really not lagging much. However, I try to keep my tools in line with the production … Continue reading

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Synchronicity, serendipity, and Server service schedules

Background: For the past year, I have been receiving nightly administrative monitoring messages from our production database. A recent project required a nightly quality check with associated alert. I used a technique similar to the well-proven monitoring messages, and after careful testing … Continue reading

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Change Data Capture pattern

We’re having a problem with ETL between our ERP and MES systems. We use a timestamp-based periodic export. It occasionally skips a record. We have determined this is due to the duration a transaction is open. If an export occurs … Continue reading

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High Availability with SQL Server and Double-Take – the links

In 2008, Steve Warren with TechRepublic created a 3-part blog post with details of how to configure Double-Take software to protect SQL Server. The 3 parts are not mutually linked to each other. Here are links to all three parts: Part … Continue reading

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T-SQL to Determine size of transaction log file

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