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  • RE: MD2

    This is an old hashing algorithm. There's MD3, MD4, MD5 and others called different. Somebody there with it's own hashing algorithm?

    Bye

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    May 22, 2009 at 12:32 pm

    #999089

  • RE: Database Snapshots

    As far as I know, when you create a Snapshot, it reserves disk space to match the database size. If the drive doesn't have that amount of disk space you...

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    January 14, 2009 at 6:24 am

    #926516

  • RE: Indexes

    Hugo Kornelis (12/19/2008)

    Sorry Steve, but I have to disagree with you on this one.

    Indexed views are not an index type. They are a special type of view, created by creating...

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    December 19, 2008 at 10:27 am

    #915492

  • RE: Performance testing and tuning for a beginner

    crainlee2 (11/17/2008)

    This seems so fundamental that I almost think I shouldn't mention it but I will anyway.

    When designing a database, its indexes, and the queries that access it, do everything...

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    November 18, 2008 at 3:17 pm

    #900201

  • RE: Performance testing and tuning for a beginner

    Interest Thing you’re proposing: Not to use the database at all, just cache. But how? I encourage you to write an article about that.

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    November 18, 2008 at 3:14 pm

    #900197

  • RE: Programing Objects Storage

    Ohhhh! I got it, Thanks!! The body of the object is stored in syscomments. So, in the end they are stored y data pages through system tables.

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    September 24, 2008 at 10:54 am

    #876533

  • RE: Performance Implications of Database Snapshots

    Nice article. Would you please briefly explain us how did you get the measures to do those graphics? Did you use profiler?

    Thanks in advance for any clue you can...

    Alberto De Rossi
    Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate - SQL Server
    Microsoft MVP - Data Platform
    Power BI User Group Lima - Community Leader

    September 23, 2008 at 8:41 am

    #875732

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