In the last weeks it was very silent on my weblog, but life is pretty fast in 2012. Currently I’m preparing tons of content about SQL Server 2012 for my upcoming event series across Europe. Besides that (which is very time consuming), I’m also happy to get the chance to speak at various SQL Server …
I’m very proud to announce today that I’m running next year a new event series across Europe: the SQL Server 2012 Deep Dive Days. You can learn in this 3 day event all about the new things in SQL Server 2012. The event series is currently planned for the following cities around Europe: March 3 …
My new event series across Europe: SQL Server 2012 Deep Dive Days + read more
Today I want to talk about a phenomenon regarding memory management in SQL Server. A few weeks ago I had a consulting customer where we made some SQL Server performance improvements. As a side note the customer asked me, why SQL Server isn’t using as much memory as possible on their production system. Their database …
On October 18, 2011 I have made unfair and incorrect words on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Xing against the owners of SQLWorkshops.com. Because of this misbehavior of me, I got a so-called dissuasion letter from SQLWorkshops.com, which I have signed today, because I’m committing me now not to make such unfair and incorrect words any …
Correction of my unfair and incorrect words against SQLWorkshops.com + read more
When you sometimes look at Execution Plans, you can see that the SELECT operator has sometimes a so-called Memory Grant assigned. This Memory Grant is specified in kilobytes and is needed for the query execution, when some operators (like Sort/Hash operators) in the Execution Plans need memory for execution – the so called Query Memory. …
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