Over the next few weeks I have again some online training and speaking engagements that I want to share with you today: On September 29, I’m speaking at the Future Data Driven online conference about Myths & Misconceptions around Locking and Blocking in SQL Server On October 7, I have an online training about SQL …
My upcoming Online Trainings and Speaking Engagements + read more
After a very long work, a new version of www.SQLpassion.at was deployed last Thursday. It includes a brand-new corporate design, which is much more modern than the older version. I really like the clean new way. Covid-19 has dramatically changed the training business, because everything is currently done online – and I assume that this …
On April 22, 2021 I will run an SQLpassion Online Training about Statistics & Plan Caching in SQL Server. Statistics are used by SQL Server to estimate how many rows are returned for a given query. Based on that assumption, the Query Optimizer compiles a physical Execution Plan, which is finally executed by SQL Server. The …
SQLpassion Online Training about Statistics & Plan Caching + read more
It’s now more than 1 year ago since I was sitting the last time in a real airplane. All my SQL Server related work happens these days entirely online: all my training sessions (public and private) are happening online, and also all my various customer engagements. Covid-19 has changed everything in my life. It’s the …
On February 25, 2021 I will run an SQLpassion Online Training about Locking, Blocking, and Deadlocking in SQL Server – one of my favourite topics! Locks are used by SQL Server to isolate database users from each other. Unfortunately, incompatible locks lead to blocking situations. And blocking situations always hurt your end user response times. …
SQLpassion Online Training about Locking, Blocking, and Deadlocking + read more
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