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Category Archives: SQL Server
Analyzing queries
I’m sure someday I’ll want this but won’t be able to find it again. So, this goes out to my future self: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191227.aspx Analyzing a Query The SQL Server Database Engine can display how it navigates tables and uses indexes to access … Continue reading
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SQL Server Managment Studio (free) download
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Synchronicity, serendipity, and Server service schedules
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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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Slow-growing SQL Server transaction log
Our MES system has a reasonably-sized transaction log; 9GB for a 3GB primary database. This is somewhat larger than normal recommendations (1.5x), but we import large volumes of batch data each morning which increases the number of transactions and pushes … Continue reading
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OMG, CTE TVF and UDF
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