In a Nutshell


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SOS_SCHEDULER_YIELD

Kevin describes an unusual load condition and how to troubleshoot it.

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MIRRORING THROTTLES BACKLOG

Kevin discusses how mirroring can impact a SQL Server's workload backlog.

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NUMA AND TCP PORT AFFINITY

Kevin describes confusing information on the TPC site describing how SQL Server works with NUMA.

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Implementing a Hash Partition on SQL Server 2005

Kevin gives a tip about writing a hash function that serves as the backbone for hashed partition.

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NASTY RUMORS ABOUT MAXDOP

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The Publishing Industry Takes Another Hit

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March Omnibus

Kevin discusses a number of websites and blogs he's been scanning for good tips.

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Speaking in London in early March

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What's Exciting about SQL Server 2008?

Kevin has released a new white paper about his favorite features in SQL Server 2008.

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SQL Server SWAG Smackdown

Kevin's been in the SQL Server business for a long time and accumulated a LOT of swag over the years. Have you got more?

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Continuing Industry Consolidation and Other Trends

Kevin discusses the recent acquisitions of BEA Systems and MySQL AG.

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Everything you ever wanted to know about passwords and then some

Kevin describes how to find passwords in multiple versions of SQL Server.

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SQL Dumper

SQLDumper is an internally called process that can produce a stack dump in mini, full, and filtered formats. Learn more about it here...

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Soliciting Feedback for the 3rd Edition of "SQL in a Nutshell"

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Reading a SQL Server mini-dump

If you encounter one of SQL Server's mini-dump files and want more information, you'll be happy to know that there's a lot of information on-lin

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A Little Gem from Australia

There's a great aggregation site for SQL Server information started by Rod Colledge called SQLCrunch.  I encourage you to take a look.  Any site or feed that makes me do less work instead of more work is good with me.

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Available Ports On A SQL Server

Ever have a situation where you’d like to know what TCP/IP ports are open on your server?

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More Pages Reported Than Actually Exist in the Table

...it is possible to perform a table scan on more pages than actually existed in the heap table.

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TempDB Space Usage

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Choosing PerfMon Counters

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