I explained how Unicode datatype works, you can read that blog here SQL SERVER – Storing a Non-English String in Table – Unicode character strings.
Varchar vs Nvarchar – Storing Non-English Characters – SQL in Sixty Seconds #126
Let us learn how to store non-English Characters in SQL Server tables. You will learn in this video the major difference between VARCHAR and NVARCHAR.
SQL SERVER – Storing a Non-English String in Table – Unicode Strings
Yesterday I had a meeting with my client Performance Health Check, and they wanted to know how to store a non-English string in a table.
How to Get Volume Mount Point for SQL Server Files? – Interview Question of the Week #295
Question: How to Get Volume Mount Point for SQL Server Files?
Answer: I was asked this question by my client during the recent Health Check.
Heroku – How to Deploy Postgres Add-Ons?
Recently I was helping one of my clients on Performance Health Check, they asked me if I know how to Deploy Postgres Add-Ons on Heroku.
Nested Transactions are Myth – SQL in Sixty Seconds #125
Many sent me an email that they want to know more about the nested transactions. Let us learn about them in today’s blog post.
SQL SERVER – Finding Open Transactions for Session – @@TRANCOUNT
How do I find the open transactions for any session? One of my clients recently asked me during the Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check.
SQL SERVER – Simple Recovery Model and Restrictions
I received a question from a client that they want to move their database from the Full Recovery Model to the Simple Recovery Model, can they do it?
Dropping Temp Table in Stored Procedure – SQL in Sixty Seconds #124
Is it necessary to drop a temp table created in the stored procedure? I was recently asked this question during the Comprehensive Database Performance.
SQL SERVER – Simple Explanation FORCE DEFAULT CARDINALITY ESTIMATION
One of my client of Health Check recently asked me if I can help them understand how FORCE DEFAULT CARDINALITY ESTIMATION works