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CSS SQL Server Engineers
SQL Server 2008 R2 does not start when applying certain hotfix updates
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11 months ago
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psssql
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We have noticed that when you install certain hotfixes (this includes Cumulative Update 1 and certain versions of security update MS11-049 etc. ) on an SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM Instance on which Utility Control Point is configured, the installer fails to...
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Inappropriate usage of high isolation level isn’t just about blocking when it comes to performance
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11 months ago
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JackLi
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Normally when you see high isolation level such as SERIALIZABLE is used, your natural instinct tells you that it may cause blocking or deadlocking. But you may be surprised to know that it actually can cause high CPU as well. When you...
CSS SQL Server Engineers
How It Works: FileStream (RsFx) Garbage Collection
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11 months ago
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psssql
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In a previous blog I outlined how file stream transactions work and retain the before and after images of the file to allow various forms of recovery. Reading that blog should be considered a prerequisite: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive...
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Tracking Down Missing Indexes in SQL Azure
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11 months ago
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Evan Basalik
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One of the challenges of SQL Azure is that not all of the TSQL that you are used to using is supported yet. Since the underlying engine is plain ole’ SQL Server, the engine can understand the TSQL, but we just block its use because we haven’t yet...
CSS SQL Server Engineers
Dipping My Toes Into SQL Azure – Part 2 – Protection Mechanisms
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11 months ago
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psssql
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I left off my previous post stating that I was going to start looking at performance and reliability issues associated with SQL Azure. In doing this work I discovered and encountered some of the protection mechanisms SQL Azure Protection...
CSS SQL Server Engineers
JDBC 1.x: “She sure was a good ship”…
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11 months ago
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Evan Basalik
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OK, OK – the title is a complete rip-off of Bob Ward’s post about SQL Server 7.0, but the sentiment is the same. On June 25th, support for the the Microsoft JDBC driver versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 will end . Much like SQL Server 7.0, the v1...
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