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Archive for August, 2010

I was recently called to attend the Query Tuning Project. I had a very interesting experience in this event. I would like to share to you what actually happened. Note: If you are just going to say that shrinking database is bad, I agree with you and that is the main point of this blog [...]

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Last Month received following “NOT FOR SALE” subscription of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate with MSDN. As a MVP, MCT I already have free subscription to MSDN and TechNet. I plan to give away this free subscription to someone who is need of the same or can use it the best. I have already given [...]

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This blog post is written in response to T-SQL Tuesday hosted by Jason Brimhall. Everybody wants to take a vacation. Who does not love vacation, anyway? However, it seems that it has been getting more and more difficult to take vacation recently. There are two reasons why a person is not able to enjoy his [...]

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Risk and Health Assessment Program for Microsoft SQL Server helps reduce business risks associated with downtime, performance bottlenecks, and the complexities of deploying and managing an enterprise-level, data management solution. You can read more about Risk and Health Assessment Program for Microsoft SQL Server in the datasheet over  here. Microsoft has released recently the tool [...]

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Microsoft has SQL Server Health monitoring tool, which I have noticed that many of us do not give it a try. Microsoft has released Monitoring management pack download recently and it does plenty of the task, which normally one would like to do. Instead of going for third party tool, I suggest you give it [...]

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