Earlier I had written a blog about SQL SERVER – Beginning In-Memory OLTP with Sample Example which covers the basics of working with In-Memory OLTP. Though that post gets you started, one of my colleague asked me if there was an easier way to identify In-Memory Tables when working with SQL Server Management Studio. As a follow up I wrote another blog post over here where I demonstrate the same with images and query over here: SQL SERVER – Filter In-Memory OLTP Tables in SSMS. In this blog post we will learn about – Identify and Filter In-Memory Optimized Tables.
SQL SERVER – Finding Tables Created Last Week – DBA Tip
My conversations with my DBA friends are always interesting. They have unique ways to solve problems and organizations take them for granted. Most of the DBA’s want to be in control of their environment. There is no second thought on it when it comes to delivery from their side. In…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – Filter In-Memory OLTP Tables in SSMS
Earlier I had written a blog about SQL SERVER – Beginning In-Memory OLTP with Sample Example which covers the basics of working with In-Memory OLTP. Though that post gets you started, one of my colleague asked me if there was an easier way to identify In-Memory Tables when working with SQL…
Read MoreInterview Question of the Week #001 – Script to List Foreign Key Relationships and Constraint Name
Two years ago I wrote a book SQL Server Interview Questions and Answers with my very close friend Vinod Kumar. It is a very popular book of mine and has sold many thousands of copies so far. Every single day I still get quite a many different interview questions in…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – UNION With TEXT DataType Returns Error but and UNION ALL Works – Reasons
Earlier I demonstrated a very interesting behavior in my blog post – UNION and UNION ALL with TEXT DataType – Observation, where we see that UNION clause with TEXT datatype returns Error but with UNION ALL it does not return an error. I did not know that earlier before I posted that blog…
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