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SQL Server Engine Tips
Top 5 OLTP performance improvements you would like to see in the next version of SQL Server
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over 7 years ago
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SQL Server Engine Team
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Hello Everyone, We are currently looking at top performance issues for various workloads and how we can improve those in next version of SQL Server. We are collecting feedback from various customer sources. I would like to extend an invitation to readers...
SQL Server Engine Tips
Top 5 relational data warehouse performance improvements you would like to see in next version of SQL Server
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over 7 years ago
by
SQL Server Engine Team
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Hello Everyone, We are currently looking at top performance issues for various workloads and how we can improve those in next version of SQL Server. We are collecting feedback from various customer sources. I would like to extend an invitation to readers...
SQL Server Engine Tips
Using catalog views in SQL Server 2005
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over 7 years ago
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SQL Server Engine Team
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Did you know that the catalog views in SQL Server 2005 exposes metadata for various objects in a database and at the server-level? This is the preferred method of accessing metadata. It is a much richer mechanism that doesn't require access to system...
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