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Favorite SQL Server Feature – #TSQL2SDAY #77
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Today is the 77th T-SQL2SDAY! If you’re not familiar, T-SQL Tuesday is a blogging party hosted by a different person each month. It’s a…
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Everything has a cost
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Too often we end up in a conflict while trying to explain how a minimally impacting function has no true business impact. If you are…
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Keeping up with changes to Books Online
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Keeping up with new features of SQL Server can be a challenge. What is even more challenging, though, is keeping up with changes to…
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Adding Your Entire Enterprise into Red-Gate SQL Multi Script Distribution List
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RedGate sells a product call SQL Multi Script. The product allows you to asynchronously execute T-SQL scripts to large quantities of servers. There are…
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A first timer’s lessons learned at PASS Summit 2014
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Me, as a #sqlfirsttimer Just one year ago I didn’t know what the PASS Summit was. What came after has been a series of serendipitous events. I…
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Backup testing with PowerShell
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This week I released a two part blog series on SQLShack.com. The series covers automated testing for your backup files and reporting on the results.…
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ApexSQL’s Response to the Community
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The end of last year I did a review on ApexSQL Restore, a tool used to attach SQL Server native backup files to a…
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Accelerating the restore process – ApexSQL Restore – Product Review
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Infographic: “Your Backups – Restored from the Dead” To be a database administrator is to accept a life of stress and paranoia. We are…
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How to: Configure SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn – Part 3 of 7
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How to: Configure SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn Enabling the AlwaysOn Feature Quick post on how to enable the AlwaysOn feature at the database instance…
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Automated Unattended (Silent) SQL Server Installs with PowerShell
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Last time we covered the basics of unattended installs in my post, Unattended (Silent) SQL Server Installations. Here I will be providing and explaining…