SQL Server Quickie #14 – The Tipping Point
Today I have uploaded the 14th SQL Server Quickie to YouTube. This time I’m talking about the Tipping Point in SQL Server. Thanks for watching! -Klaus
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Speaking at SQLSaturday #310 in Dublin/Ireland
I’m very proud to announce that I will speak at the SQLSaturday #310 in Dublin. On September 19 I will do a full-day long precon about Performance Tuning Enhancements in SQL Server 2014. I will also present one regular session on Saturday about Plan Caching in SQL Server. Here’s the agenda and the break-down for …
Statistics with Ascending Key Column Values
In today’s blog posting I want to talk about a very common problem within SQL Server: handling statistics with ascending key columns. As you already know, every statistics object in SQL Server has an associated Histogram. The histogram describes the data distribution for a specific column with multiple steps. SQL Server supports up to 200 …
Debugging a SQL Server query with WinDbg
In my last blog posting I gave you a general introduction to WinDbg, and told you how you can attach the debugger to SQL Server. In today’s blog posting, we will go into a little more detail, and I will show you the steps you need to live debug a SQL Server query with WinDbg. …
SQL Server Debugging with WinDbg – an Introduction
In today’s blog posting I want to dig into a completely different area in SQL Server: how to debug SQL Server with WinDbg – the debugger that comes with the Debugging Tools for Windows. Before we go into the nasty details, I want to explain in a bit in more detail why I have chosen …
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