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2009 7
- Asynchronous Population of a Cursor May Result in Performance Degradation
- Interesting issue with Filtered indexes.
- Why did the size of my indexes expand when I rebuilt my indexes?
- SQL Server 2005 / 2008 table partitioning : Important things to consider when switching-out partitions.
- Avoid using JDK Date APIs to handle timezone sensitive date and time
- Zeroing in on blocking on seemingly unrelated tables
- Using SQL Server 2008 Management Data Warehouse for database monitoring in my application
2008 11
- OPTIMIZE FOR UNKNOWN – a little known SQL Server 2008 feature
- SQL Server 2008 : new binary – hex string conversion functionality can dramatically improve related query performance by orders of magnitude.
- Designing Composite Indexes
- How to create an autonomous transaction in SQL Server 2008
- UPDATE with OUTPUT clause – Triggers – and SQLMoreResults
- Use SQL Server replay tools to reproduce and resolve customer issues
- SQL Server Intermittent Connectivity Issue
- Using time zone data in SQL Server 2008
- Increase your SQL Server performance by replacing cursors with set operations
- Appending Data Using SQL 2008 Filestream
- Now is time to try SQL Server 2008
2007 6
2006 11
- Knowing about 'Forwarded Records' can help diagnose hard to find performance issues.
- Resolving Login Errors with Duplicated Databases
- SQL Server 2005 UNICODE considerations.
- Three significant Cursor changes in SQL Server 2005
- The Perils of Multi-valued logic
- SQL 2000 SP4 behavior change when using API cursors to be aware of.
- SQL Optimizations - Manual Update statistics on small tables may provide a big impact.
- SQL Optimizations – A well concealed transform that can cut that much needed millisecond out of your query.
- SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 Released
- How to Block fetch over a Default Result Set
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