The 10X Programmer
Today Steve Jones discusses the mythical 10x programmer from the context of databases.
Today Steve Jones discusses the mythical 10x programmer from the context of databases.
All queries run fast against columnstore indexes, right? In this article, Edward Pollack demonstrates some query patterns that don’t perform well and how to get around the issues.
With insights from a recent Gartner report, Redgate’s Jamie Wallis looks at the benefits of tracking, and acting on, key metrics early in the DevOps process and how they can apply equally to database monitoring. Read more.
Building a strong team is hard, and it takes work. A few thoughts today from Steve on how you can do this.
Learn about the Azure PowerShell cmdlet for Azure Blueprints in Azure Resource Manager framework and how to export, import, publish, and assign Azure Blueprints with PowerShell cmdlets.
A letter to a past self from Pamela Mooney that might help a more junior DBA get up to speed quicker.
Steve talks a bit about the new challenges of working in a different environment and the challenges you might face.
Data Masker for SQL Server now integrates with SQL Data Catalog (seamlessly with our new GUI) to let you fully automate your data privacy and protection process, from data classification through to masking.
When you run a query, how does SQL Server estimate the number of rows? I’ll explain in this half-hour video demo using playing cards, then showing the same issues in SQL Server Management Studio.
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In SQL Server 2025, a long I/O is recorded in the error log with message 833. How long much an I/O request be outstanding before this message is written to the log?
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