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Natively Stored Procs & In memory Tables: NextGen loading!

19 July 2016SQL StijnNo Comments

Today I was creating a dummy database and wanted to fill this with a certain amount of data. Since I was going to use this database for demo purposes, I created them with foreign keys & Primary keys, and some indexes. (For my next blog on real-time analytics) But during the creation of this database…

Index maintenance on a VLDB: How to tame the beast!

5 July 2016SQL StijnNo CommentsCOLUMNSTATISTICS, Index Maintenance, INDEX REBUILD, SQL SERVER, VLDB

When working with large data volumes, doing normal day to day maintenance becomes a more difficult issue, in a previous post (https://swyssql.wordpress.com/2015/08/06/dbcc-how-to-check-the-uncheckable-dbcc-on-vldb/) I talked about how to handle DBCC CheckDB on a multi-terabyte database. Today I will tackle another issue I came across while dealing with multi-terabyte databases, Index Maintenance. Like most of you my…

Distributed Availability Groups: Availability groupception!

4 July 2016SQL StijnNo CommentsAVAILABILITY GROUP, DISTRIBUTED AVAILABILITY GROUPS, HIGH AVAILABILITY, SQL SERVER, SQL SERVER 2016

On the all new SQL Server 2016 we now have a feature which reminds me of the movie Inception with Leo DiCaprio & Tom Hardy. There you had the dreams in dreams in dreams, for the availability groups we now have AG in AG. This makes the Distributed Availbility groups a dream come true for…

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