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Archive for April, 2011

My friend and SQL Expert Vinod Kumar asked a very interesting question in his latest blog post. Quick Quiz:Do you need the primary data file available to backup your transaction log after a crash? This question can have multiple answers. While he asked the question on blog, I was sitting very next to him and [...]

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Just a few days ago before I received the email from blog reader asking if there is any DMV which can provide details about the effect of a transaction on the transaction log file. Absolutely! Here is a quick script which can provide the necessary details: SELECT transaction_id, DB_NAME(database_id) DatabaseName, database_transaction_begin_time TransactionBegin, CASE database_transaction_type WHEN 1 [...]

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Recently I formatted my computer and installed fresh SQL Server in it. I installed AdventureWorks database in my database. Once done I wanted to run few test scripts on my database. Just like every DBA, I decided to take backup of my database – this way I can restore it back to attain original database [...]

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This blog post is written in response to the T-SQL Tuesday hosted by Matt Velic. He has picked very interesting topic which is related to APPLY clause of the T-SQL. When I read the subject, I really liked the subject. This is very new subject and it is quite a interesting choice by Matt. I [...]

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One of the major problems in developing a data integration application is writing transformation code.  Many tools try to meet this need by providing a large number of operators that minimize coding through configuration. Specialized operators are fine for basic transformations, but most ETL transformations require logic specific to the particular application.  For that, tools [...]

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