Resolving SQL Server Deadlocks with UPDLOCK Query Hint
Learn how to resolve SQL Server deadlocks caused by a large stored procedure using the UPDLOCK query hint for improved performance.
Supercharge Your SQL Server Performance with Premium SSD v2 Storage on Azure VMs
Boost SQL Server performance on Azure VMs with the new Premium SSD v2 managed disks. Higher IOPS, throughput & capacity vs Premium SSD.
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Learn the pros and cons of using distributed availability groups vs a single AG stretched across two sites for SQL Server disaster recovery.
Read moreHarnessing the Power of Physical Reads for SQL Server Performance Tuning
Discover how to harness the power of physical reads for SQL Server performance tuning. Learn strategies to identify bottlenecks, optimize queries, and improve database performance.
Read moreSupporting Clusterless Availability Groups in SQL Server
Learn the key challenges and solutions for DBAs supporting clusterless Availability Groups in SQL Server for readable secondaries and disaster recovery.
Read moreAzure Backup vs SQL Backup for Large Azure SQL Server VMs
Considering Azure Backup or native SQL backup for your large Azure SQL Server VMs? Learn the key pros, cons, and scenarios for each approach.
Read moreHow to Easily Sync Stored Proc Changes Across SQL Server AG Replicas
Learn the best way to easily sync stored procedure changes across SQL Server Availability Group replicas. Keep your AG in sync with this handy script!
Read moreShould You Change SQL Server System Database Collations for Better Performance?
Learn whether mismatched collations between user and system databases in SQL Server can impact query performance, and if changing system collations is advisable.
Read moreUnleashing the Power of SQL Server Query Optimizer Fixes
Discover how SQL Server Query Optimizer Fixes can boost your database performance. Learn to leverage query hints and optimize execution plans.
Read moreORACLE, specified for connection manager is not recognized as a valid connection manager type error
The error “ORACLE specified for connection manager” in SSIS occurs when an unsupported connection manager type is used. Solution provided.
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