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We could use more intelligence in our backup systems, since we don't need to keep all those files.
We could use more intelligence in our backup systems, since we don't need to keep all those files.
Make sure your SQL Server database release scripts to make life easier.
By looking at a query execution plan, you can determine which steps are used to resolve the query. But what if you just want to find out what the query plans are for only the queries that are currently running?
Backups. Are you confident you can restore? Do you have a process that ensures you can recover your systems? Learn how one system works in the cloud.
Along with Graph Databases, Microsoft has introduced the new MATCH function for querying them. Robert Sheldon explains how to use the new function.
A good security system needs layers since our applications and platforms don't exist in a vacuum.
Erik Darling shows how execution plan estimates suffer.
Corruption of the system databases is a serious matter. Setup.exe is a brute force method of replacing them.
Machine Learning is an exciting branch of computer science, but it doesn't solve all our problems.
With Amazon RDS, it’s easy to have a SQL Server running in minutes. There are some limitations, though. Seth Delconte explains a workaround to overcome one of the limitations: the inability to restore a second copy of a database to recover missing data.
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