Script to Get Available and Free Disk Space for SQL Server
Often we face the situation where we need to check the total disk space and available disk space for both physical and LUN/Mount drives. See how this can be done using PowerShell.
Often we face the situation where we need to check the total disk space and available disk space for both physical and LUN/Mount drives. See how this can be done using PowerShell.
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As more and more companies move to virtualized servers, security should be on their minds. Steve Jones talks about that changes that you should consider.
Come get a free day of SQL Server training in Toronto on Sept 17, 2011 at SQL Saturday #93. The event takes place at Humber College in Toronto.
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On Thursday August 18th, John Racer will discuss some common architects and practices for Data Warehouses.
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