SQLOS & Cloud Infrastructure Team Blog

Hello, I recently joined the SQLOS team as a program manager. As it has been a year or so since the SQLOS team blog was active, now seems like a good time to step back and look at how the SQLOS component and sub-components fit into SQL Server architecture...

Xevent related system catalog views and DMVs Some one asked me how to use xevent. There are lot of system catalog views and DMVs that you can query. Here I will give you a brief introduction of those catalog views and DMVs and the SQL script that we...

My Experience on using RPC in mixed mode assembly I was assigned a project which use RPC cross unmanaged world (from SQL Server code) to managed world (test c# code). The main idea is transferring event data from SQL Server to test application...

We add extended event (short for XEVENT) to SQL Server 2008. Along with this feature, we provide a set of system catalog views and DMVs to allow user to monitor extended event objects and sessions. For the usage of XEvent, please check the online help...

[Copied over from my original blog http://ssinghal.spaces.live.com to have everything under one roof] One of most basic component in SQLOS is memory object. Every introduction to memory object (refer http://blogs.msdn.com/slavao/archive/2005/02/11...

[Copied over from my original blog http://ssinghal.spaces.live.com to have everything under one roof] Recently a customer wanted to know some details on how SqlServer manges memory, sort of the basics. Presented below is some of the starter resources...

We work in Microsoft Sql Server team for one of the core components called SQLOS. Thats the place where everything comes together (or where everything starts out...depending on how you are looking at the callstack :-) We'll talk more about our product...