This is first time Microsoft has divided the conference into 2 sections, Developer & IT-PRO. Why Attend Tech-ed? IT Pros, you'll gain new solutions and new ideas for being more productive from sessions, product assessments, and interaction with experts and peers. Gain real-world learning from...
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Have you ever asked this question about how do I identify the queries that worth tuning? The simple answer it is neither easy or hard to obtain such information if you have managed your SQL Server by deploying industry best practices (wherever possible). Then it comes what kind of practice you should...
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As most of blogs in this section travels through usage of Dynamic Management Views (DMV) & Dynamic Management Functions (DMF) I have had an email asking What is DMV & DMF and how to find list of them from a SQL Server instance. The internal mechanism of DMV is totally relies on calls to a set...
Honestly I have had such decision time to choose whether to go to CLR (Common Language Runtime) or TSQL (Transact-SQL) to design on one aspect of component design at our place. Obviously TSQL was first choice as I have been experienced mostly, but don't want to miss the advantages in using CLR, with...