What could you achieve with 60% more time?
Regardless of your job or industry, do you ever have enough hours in the day to get everything done? If...
2019-01-21
194 reads
SQL Treeo
Five database management trends to embrace in 2019
In 2018, companies looked for ways to improve their database performance and security. Their aim was to keep up with...
2019-01-07
298 reads
Five database management trends to embrace in 2019
In 2018, companies looked for ways to improve their database performance and security. Their aim was to keep up with ever-higher expectations of speed, privacy and returns on investment....
2019-01-07
6 reads
Why do we think water and databases are similar?
It’s 20 years since Google was launched, the Euro was agreed, and the Three Tenors sang at the World Cup...
2018-12-17
221 reads
Why do we think water and databases are similar?
It’s 20 years since Google was launched, the Euro was agreed, and the Three Tenors sang at the World Cup opening ceremony. That was also the year (1998) when...
2018-12-17
5 reads
Three tips to help your database team avoid burn out this holiday season
As you’re enjoying the festivities this month, spare a thought for your database administrators and IT teams. It’s one of...
2018-12-03
349 reads
Three tips to help your database team avoid burn out this holiday season
As you’re enjoying the festivities this month, spare a thought for your database administrators and IT teams. It’s one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year...
2018-12-03
7 reads
Would you give our database monitoring the UX thumbs up?
“You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology.” You’ve probably heard this, and other...
2018-11-20
273 reads
Would you give our database monitoring the UX thumbs up?
“You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology.” You’ve probably heard this, and other similar UX advice, before. We are passionate believers in...
2018-11-20
7 reads
A Health Check can keep your SQL database in great shape
Modern businesses are data-driven. Many business leaders will tell you it is the “lifeblood” of their company. Good data helps...
2018-11-07
276 reads
Blogs
Accelerating Database Modernization Through DevOps & Cloud Integration
By Chris Yates
In today’s enterprise landscape, agility and reliability go hand-in-hand. As organizations modernize legacy infrastructure...
Speaking at the PASS Data Community Summit
By Steve Jones
I’m honored to be speaking at the PASS Data Community Summit in Seattle this...
Article: SQL Server Sample Databases
By Brian Kelley
herefore, from Northwind and pubs to WideWorldImporters, I've compiled where to get those databases...
Forums
How a Legacy Logic Choked SQL Server in a 30-Year-Old Factory
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We Gave Memory-Optimized Tables a Hash Lookup — Then Tried Pattern Matching Instead
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Always On AG Latency for Read-Only Workload After Failover?
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Question of the Day
Always On AG Latency for Read-Only Workload After Failover?
You're responsible for managing a SQL Server environment using Always On Availability Groups across two data centers. During a recent planned failover to the secondary replica, you noticed increased application latency and errors related to read-only routing. Upon investigation, you discover that read-only routing continues pointing to the former primary, now a secondary, for a period of time after the failover.
Which of the following best explains this behavior and how to resolve it?