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  • Reply To: Has anyone here used PowerShell to query SQL Query Plan XML ?

    Johan Bijnens wrote:

    I just export the plan and its consumption statistics from the plan cache.

    1 file with all consumption details, 1 .sqlplan file per plan

    Yes, we can get plan from either...

  • Reply To: Concurrency Challenges Around Schema Changes

    This is an interesting discussion in the context of database object deployments.

    SQL Server will take schema stability locks when running a SELECT query (or a DML, DDL, etc operation) which...

  • Reply To: Highly Skilled

    A Computer Science or Engineering degree definitely gives someone an advantage when they are starting a career in IT - not just from the perspective of looking good on paper...

  • Reply To: The Problems with Gods

    Elon Musk says the universe we live in is a computer simulation. If that's true, then God would be the SYSADMIN ?

  • Reply To: The Public Perception of Security Issues

    Steve, your point about keeping a copy of the incident response letter offline reminded me of something I read a while back. It's a lot easier to apologize for a...

  • Reply To: Coming Out of the Cloud

    "..I'm especially surprised how many have performed lift-and-shift migrations to IaaS services after a mandate by management. I'm also not surprised that many customers find they're spending too much, and...

  • Reply To: Big Data Downsides

    ".. However, using data to try and improve your efficiency has a downside. It can lead you to a very narrow focus in your approach .."

    A good example of this...

  • Reply To: How Important is Zero Downtime?

    I think folks are learning that 99.999 uptime is expensive, and even if you pay for it, there are operational reasons why the database will be offline on occasion anyhow.

  • Reply To: Capturing Data Changes

    I've used INSERT.. DELETE.. OUTPUT.. in the past to implement archival of log tables. A daily scheduled job simply deletes where datetime < X days, and the deleted rows are...

  • Reply To: Will ChatGPT Write Our Queries?

    I remember back when LINQ and Entity Framework were going to write all our queries for us, but it didn't pan out that way.

    It's sort like saying that self serve...

  • Reply To: Will ChatGPT Write Our Queries?

    At this point, ChatGPT answers a broad range of questions based on the vast public domain of information and consensus of opinion that exists in the internet. It is impressive,...

  • Reply To: A Nice Holiday

    I didn't realize this is President's Day until you mentioned it - it's not a holiday I typically get off from work. Actually this week will probably be more busy...

  • Reply To: The Cost of the Cloud

    So, the cloud is like a super buffet where every type of food imaginable is right there for the taking at a price point that's less than you would spend...

  • Reply To: The Challenge of Deleting Data

    skeleton567 wrote:

    We used to use magnetic tape for arhiving data and avoided needing to delete it OR to pay ongoing costs for online storage.

    ...

    And another thought about this, we...

  • Reply To: Coding Magic Values

    A useful feature would be declaration of user defined global constants at the server or database level.

    For example:

    DECLARE CONST @@PI NUMERIC(12,10) = 3.1415926535;
    DECLARE CONST @@StatusInProcess TINYINT =...

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