SQL Server 2016 Row Level Security In Action
Row Level security was introduced with SQL Server 2016 and allows us to specify predicates for what rows can be...
2017-06-07
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Row Level security was introduced with SQL Server 2016 and allows us to specify predicates for what rows can be...
2017-06-07
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DROP IF EXISTS
This allows us to drop objects without first having to check if they exist. It works on pretty...
2017-06-06
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If you’re using Windows Authentication then you probably have a database user for each user of your application or at...
2017-06-05
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I was recently debugging a slow running SQL instance, when checking the wait stats I noticed a lot of BAD_PAGE_PROCESS...
2017-06-03
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One of the new features SQL Server 2016 introduced is Dynamic Data Masking. This feature allows sensitive data to be...
2017-06-01
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If you’ve ever searched for SQL Server parameter sniffing you’ve probably read all sorts of bad things about it. In...
2017-05-31
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What Are Filtered Indexes
Filtered indexes are essentially an index with a predicate on them filtering the data that gets stored...
2017-05-30
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SQL Server Window Functions were introduced in SQL Server 2005 with a basic set of operators and massively upgraded in...
2017-05-23
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SQL Server statistics are often thought of as a bit of a black box, this is completely not the case...
2017-05-22
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When using row level indexes there are two types Clustered and NonClustered both of which are there to make data...
2017-05-16
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By Steve Jones
I was testing the new SSMS (v22 Preview 3) with Copilot and ran into...
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Don’t Let Trouble Sneak Up on You Most SQL Servers run quietly. Until...
By Steve Jones
I had a conversation with a customer asking this question: how can I tell...
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