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SQL Server and The Holy Grail

Posted Thursday, June 21, 2007 9:57 PM | 5 Comments

That title should garner some comments, I suspect, or if not then the following questions should: Does there exist a way to provide real-time - or a close proximity thereof - replication from a SQL production database to a reporting database Read More

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How Much Space Would An Index Take If An Index Did Take Space

Posted Tuesday, June 12, 2007 8:58 PM | 1 Comments

This would be my TechEd post. I was at TechEd for all of one day, on the first day. The only relationship I can make to the title of this blog and TechEd is the word space. The Orange County Convention Center is incredibly large. Even when you Read More

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June 2007

Investigating SQL Server 2008 Wait Events with XEVENTS

Some reasons for the slow-running of database applications aren't obvious. Occasionally, even the... Read more...

Controlling Email Messages using Exchange's Transport Rules

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Software Tool design: The Three Rs

To understand the full extent of the requirements of your users when you are redesigning a software... Read more...

JSON and other data serialization languages

The easiest way to speed up an Ajax application is to take out the 'X' and use JSON rather than XML. Of... Read more...

Embedding Help so it will be used

It is not good enough to make assumptions about the way that users go about getting help when they use... Read more...

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