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It is well known that there is a wealth of information within Extended Events. One can tap plenty of information about performance issues, errors, or general interest type stuff...
2015-09-23
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It is well known that there is a wealth of information within Extended Events. One can tap plenty of information about performance issues, errors, or general interest type stuff...
2015-09-23
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I want to drive home the importance of the predicate order when dealing with Extended Events. This is an important topic because it can be very helpful in maintaining...
2015-09-23
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In the previous installment, I began covering the topic of predicates. In that article I demonstrated that there are multiple types of...
2015-09-22
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Predicates are a significant component within the Extended Events Engine. This article discusses one of the pieces of the puzzle of predicates - comparison operators - also known as...
2015-09-22
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At one time or another, a predicate has been the best friend or worst enemy of the data professional. If...
2015-09-21
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A predicate is a filtering mechanism used in SQL Server to target specific data when either querying or updating rows.
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2015-09-21
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In the last segment, I wrote about the data types for the payload of an event in Extended Events. In that...
2015-09-18
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Maps are like a way of overloading the data type to expose more meaningful values that relate to the payload data in question. The standard data types can also...
2015-09-18
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Today I get to talk about data types within Extended Events. This also means, I hope to be able to...
2015-09-17
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Today I get to talk about data types within Extended Events. This also means, I hope to be able to bring a little more clarity to the topic.
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2015-09-17
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When I use QUOTENAME(), I can optionally provide the character used to surround the string in the result. Can I use any character?
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