Ours fall into ZZartin's bucket too - if the new bug is low impact or low probability of reproduction or low risk, we tend to not roll back.  If the...

Since it is a JOIN, if that JOIN is on the PK/FK column, it may be already indexed.  If it isn't, you MAY get a boost by indexing on that...

If you want a single, minimum value returned, don't group the data.

For me, a rollback occurs when the release is having a high financial impact on the company.  All of the releases I do are for internal-only tools and systems and...

If memory serves, CXCONSUMER wait type is related to parallelism.  So, my approach to fix this is to adjust parallelism.

Your options are pretty limited on how to fix it (from...

SSMS, in the "results to Grid" mode will strip off any special characters when presenting it to the UI.  What I mean is if you have a NEW LINE in...

To me this looks like 2 different issues.  The first issue I expect is being caused by trying to take a full backup with INIT on top of an existing...

First thing I'd check is your data source.  Any chance that those values are in fact blank and not tied to the user?

There are 2 ways to check this, one...

If you reach out to support, don't be too surprised if they can't help you too much.  I've had mixed results with support.  Sometimes they are amazing, sometimes they come...

For those wondering, I checked and those do not appear to exist on 2008 R2. So thinking they were added in 2012.

Jeff - that sounds like a configuration issue.  We have had our Jira instance running for years with nearly 500 users and the disk holding our database is only 50...

Ours is heavily process oriented which is good and bad.  We have a lot of addons installed and roughly 50 automations set up.  It is a very powerful system, but...

I don't have documentation on this, but from reading the text for both I interpret it as:

Number of rows read <-- number of rows that needed to be read from...

ZZartin - we are tracking a lot of things related to products we build such as which CVE's apply to them and what bugs are being worked on.  We also...

On premise means we can limit access a lot better and we have control of the backups and the raw data (filesystem and database).  Plus on premise (Server) is cheaper...