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Jimmy May, Aspiring Geek: SQL Server Performance, Best Practices, & Productivity
A Language for Software Architecture by JD Meier in The Architecture Journal
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J.D. Meier is a Principal Program Manager for Microsoft’s Patterns & Practices team. He’s a great writer & a clear thinker. J.D.’s Sources of Insight is devoted to getting results & balancing life. His latest-&-greatest publication...
Jimmy May, Aspiring Geek: SQL Server Performance, Best Practices, & Productivity
Wait Stats by Joe Sack
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Wait stats rock. As I shared recently with friends, when it comes to SQL Server performance, wait stats are the #1 arrow in my quiver, the first tool out of my toolbox, the Vera of guns (see the Firefly episode Our Mrs. Reynolds to divine that reference...
Jimmy May, Aspiring Geek: SQL Server Performance, Best Practices, & Productivity
Wait Stats Introductory References
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Preamble For those of you who are already facile with SQL Server wait stats, there’s nothing new here. However, if you’re a n00b, this is a great place to start. History As I commented here on SQL MVP Jason Massie’s blog , I first became aware of the...
Jimmy May, Aspiring Geek: SQL Server Performance, Best Practices, & Productivity
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A few weeks ago Cindy Gross brought this tweet to my attention from SQL Server MVP Jason Massie : statisticsio : I should pdf the essential posts from @ aspiringgeek and sqlcat because everytime I really need them blogs.msdn.com is crawling. http...
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SQL Server 2008 SP1: Available Now at an Internet Near You
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The long-awaited SQL Server 2008 SP1 was just released, available at an Internet near you right NOW : SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 The SP includes CUs 1, 2, & 3 (not 4), including “Key improvements in SP1 include Slipstream, Service Pack...
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