At times, specific topics come together simultaneously. In this case, several emails were received from the Data Platform MVP distribution list, and various customer reports and suitable posts in other blogs were found on “how DatabaseMailUserRole stops your patching,” so a German contribution was made to this. It’s about a bug that has appeared in…
Any one of my customers has asked, or should have asked, “do I need a certain level of high availability for my SQL server or one of my SQL servers?” Regrettably, these deliberations often come to a halt when it comes to the budget… Naturally, such HA-solutions are more expensive, and depending on the solution…
T-SQL Tuesday is a recurring blog series which was launched by Adam Machanic (b | t). Every month, a blogger is hosting a topic around the SQL Server and anyone can write a blog post on this particular topic. This month, Matt Gordon (b | t) our host and the topic is about new features…
Now that the SQL Server 2016 officially released, more and more details coming to light, so that you have to get slowly prepared for your first “real” installation. What has changed compared to SQL Server 2014 in part of installing everything? How should we adapt any existing documentation? When reading numerous tweets and blogs I…
For T-SQL Tuesday #80, Chris Yates (b|t) asks “Is there something you’ve been wanting to do for a long time in SQL, but haven’t done it yet?”. Yes, of cause 😉 There are some many topics I want to learn, to talk and to present about in the (near) future. Just to give you a…
We all know it, we are to provide information on our SQL servers … either the customer or a colleague will quickly have an overview of the most important parameters of the SQL Server … What is closer than times since just quickly a TSQL statement on performing the requested server? The last of such…
