In this blog post today we will see an interesting observation which is related to COUNT and FROM clause in a single query. During my recent Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check, this was brought to my attention by one of the attendees.
What is Lock Pages In Memory? – Interview Question of the Week #186
Question: What is Lock Pages In Memory?
Free Video Learning – Practical Real World Performance Tuning
Earlier I wrote a few blog post about my experience with Practical Real World Performance Tuning. I have so far presented the session 4 times and I had an amazing response to my training. When I am writing this one there are over 37 positive 5 stars feedbacks. In this blog post, we will explore free video learning.
SQL SERVER – WMI Error 0x80041017 – Invalid Query Using WBEMTest
During my free time, I do provide assistance to the community. Sometimes via forums, sometimes by giving a free session to local user group related to SQL Server. In this blog, I would share the steps to fox WMI error 0x80041017, Invalid Query.
SQL SERVER – Install Error – The Reporting Services Catalog Database File Exists. Select a Reporting Services files-only mode installation
One of my clients was doing a remote installation of SQL Server via command prompt. During the testing phase, they encountered an error. In this blog, we would learn how to fix error The Reporting Services catalog database file exists.
SQL SERVER – FIX: Error 17836: Length Specified in Network Packet Payload Did Not Match Number of Bytes Read; the Connection has been Closed
One of my clients reported that they are seeing below error in SQL Server ERRORLOG. He noticed a strange error of the network packet.
SQL SERVER – Setting ARITHABORT ON for All Connecting .Net Applications
Readers of this blog post are aware of SQL Server Expert Tim Cartwright, who has previously written an enhanced version of How to Generate Random Password script. Here is another very interesting find by Tim on the subject of ARITHABORT ON setting. It is one of the most interesting blog post I have read in a while.