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Analyze and Tune SQL Server Statistics
Over the years, SQL Server Statistics have been discussed in countless blog posts, articles, and presentations, and I believe that they will remain a core topic for a while when speaking about performance. Why is that?
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Blogs
Moving to Rancher Desktop
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ADF: Publish suddenly includes everything where it used to be incremental changes since the last publish
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I recently encountered an interesting issue with ADF where the publish feature suddenly attempted...
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Crosstabs and Pre-Aggregations - Reporting on Steroids by Jeff Moden
The LA Data Platform User Group had a necessary speaker cancellation for the group...
How Many Can Be the Greatest
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Question of the Day
How Many Can Be the Greatest
I am trying to analyze a number of columns in a large table to determine the highest value for each row. In SQL Server 2022, we have the GREATEST function, which will return the greatest value from those columns passed in. How many columns can I include in an expression like this:
select GREATEST( col1, col2, col3, ...)See possible answers