Indexes can be the most critical part of any database. they can drastically improve performance or they can ruin it. Wise management is the key to success.
Biml or Business Intelligence Markup Language is an open-source XML dialect to generate Integration Services (SSIS) packages. Take a look at this Biml tutorial to learn how you can use Biml to generate SSIS packages.
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One of the most important design decisions that must be made when planning deployment of Azure Cosmos DB involves logical partitioning of data that will populate target collections, graphs, or tables. Selecting the optimal partitioning model has both performance and pricing implications. In this article, we will explore the rationale behind these implications and review the partitioning options.
Need to inspect your Data Lake objects and files? Want to automate the process? Find out how with PowerShell.
News reports about data breaches are common occurrences. Even the companies that exist to keep our data safe are not immune. William Brewer answers the question about data breaches that you may be too shy to ask.
Steve Jones looks forward with a few predictions for how the world might change for SQL Server professionals.
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