Today we will talk about the Tecovery Model on Insert Workload Stress Test and Wait Statistics. I had earlier consulted for during Health Check.
SQL SERVER – Wait Statistics Generated by oStress – Insert Workload
It seems my blog post about oStress has got lots of popularity. Recently I got the question about Wait Statistics Generated by oStress Insert Workload.
SQL SERVER – Increasing Speed of CHECKPOINT and Best Practices
I received this question as a follow up of my earlier blog post which I wrote about SQL SERVER – Impact of CHECKPOINT and DBCC DROPCLEANBUFFERS on Memory.
SQL SERVER – Best Practices About SQL Server Service Account and Password Management
One of my clients posted a question to me about management of SQL Server service account. Since it was a nice learning for me, I am sharing my discussion via this blog post. Let us see the Best Practices About SQL Server Service Account and Password Management.
Creating and Running an SQL Server Unit Test – Best Ways to Test SQL Queries
I hope it is no secret that testing of written code is as important as writing the code itself, and sometimes even more important. Writing unit test for C#/Java/…code coverage is the responsibility of each software developer.
However, there is not always an opportunity to use autotests. For example, until recently, there were no good computer-aided testing systems for SQL Server, and many people had to create self-made products that were expensive to support and develop. To tell the truth, I was doing that too.
Interview Question of the Week #028 – Few SQL Best Practices
Just last week, I moderated a SQL Server interview and I heard very interesting conversation. Question –Â What are the best practices are you following for SQL Server? When I heard this question – I thought candidate will answer many different things, but he was stunned and had nothing much to…
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SQL SERVER – 3 Common Mistakes of Agile Development – Notes from the Field #074
[Note from Pinal]: This is a 74th episode of Notes from the Field series. Agile is a time boxed, iterative approach to software delivery that builds software incrementally from the start of the project, instead of trying to deliver it all at once near the end. Storytelling is an art very few have mastered in their life. When I requested Stuart to share his ideas about agile, he shared a very interesting insight on this subject. He had very interesting stories to share about 3 common mistakes of agile development. I very much enjoyed his notes from the field and I am confident that you will like it too.
In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Stuart Ainsworth explains about 3 Common Mistakes of Agile Development.