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Diagram of an availability group replica moving between the Primary and Secondary states through the Resolving state, where the transition did not succeed and the database is not accessible

Resolving State: Why an AlwaysOn Availability Group Gets Stuck

February 27, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
AlwaysOn, SQL Error Messages, SQL High Availability, SQL Server

Resolving state is the intermediate state of an AlwaysOn availability group during a role change. If the transition fails, the group stays there and the database is not accessible. Here is what the ERRORLOG showed in one case.

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SQL SERVER - 2016 - Check Value as JSON With ISJSON()

SQL SERVER – 2016 – Check Value as JSON With ISJSON()

February 26, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
JSON, SQL Scripts, SQL Server, SQL Server 2016

Before you store JSON sent from the front end, make sure it is valid. Here is how the ISJSON() function in SQL Server 2016 checks a value as JSON.

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SQL SERVER - Boosting User Experience with Analysis Services Perspectives - Notes from the Field #116

SQL SERVER – Boosting User Experience with Analysis Services Perspectives – Notes from the Field #116

February 25, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Notes from the Field, SQL Analysis Services, SQL Backup and Restore, SQL Server

Analysis Services Perspectives let a designer show users only the parts of a data model they need. Notes from the Field #116 explains how they help users.

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A T-SQL Formatting Style Guide for Teams

February 24, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Best Practices, SQL Coding Standards, SQL Scripts, SQL Server

Adopt a short T-SQL formatting style with clear columns, joins, aliases, semicolons and comments, and keep review focused on query behavior.

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SQL SERVER – How to Start SQL Server Service Without tempdb?

SQL SERVER – How to Start SQL Server Service Without tempdb?

February 23, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
SQL Scripts, SQL Server, SQL TempDB

During a live demo, SQL Server refused to connect after a config change. Here is how to start SQL Server Service without tempdb. Never try this in production.

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SQL SERVER - Scripting Tip: PowerShell to Identify Last Bootup Time

SQL SERVER – Scripting Tip: PowerShell to Identify Last Bootup Time

February 22, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
PowerShell, SQL Scripts, SQL Server

A friend from the networking team asked when his server was last started. Here is a quick PowerShell script to identify the last Bootup Time of a machine.

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A narrow funnel accepts a small stone while a wider basket holds varied items

Interview Question of the Week #059 – What are the Limitations of User Defined Functions (UDF) ?

February 21, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Interview Questions and Answers
SQL Function, SQL Server

Interview Question of the Week – What are the Limitations of User Defined Functions (UDF) ? Let us learn about that in today’s blog post.

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