November, 2010

[Update: Added Badrish] As a faithful reader of the StreamInsight Team Blog, you probably know that there exist other blogs by members of the team – we’d like to plug them here once again. The following personal blogs contain lots of technical, detailed...

Joseph Albahari's LINQPad has become an indispensable tool for many of us on the StreamInsight team. It allows you to quickly design, test and visualize results for LINQ queries. We've now developed a dedicated LINQPad driver for StreamInsight with Joe...

If you start learning how to write StreamInsight queries, most likely one of the first concepts you come across are windows. In this article, we’d like to shed some light on the usage of windows, hoping to provide a better understanding for the...

A subset of the team went to Berlin two weeks ago to talk about StreamInsight at TechEd EMEA 2010. We had a great time in a great city, and got a lot of interest for StreamInsight at the SQL Server booth. All sessions were recorded and are available to...

We have added a new StreamInsight sample in the form of a Visual Studio solution called SqlApplication. The sample contains input and output adapter implementations that interface with Microsoft SQL Server. These are “generic” or un-typed adapters in...

In our announcement of StreamInsight 1.1 we talked about StreamInsight Side by Side installation support. We wanted to clarify a couple of key points for this feature. The Side-by-Side installation process for V1.1 will not stop any StreamInsightHost...

The purpose of this blog posting is to discuss the newly added Adapter.Stop() method. We’ll go over the scenarios where you might need to use it, explain the semantics of this method and offer some suggestions on how it might be used by adapter...