Month: January 2014

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T-SQL Tuesday #50 – Automation – When repetition is really what you want

This post is meant to be part of January 2014 edition of T-SQL Tuesday, a rotating blog party started by Adam Machanic (@AdamMachanic | blog). This month’s edition is hosted by Hemanth.D (@SQLChow | blog) and the topic is automation: “Automation plays a huge part in our lives and the DBA profession is not so different. A couple of years ago...

January 14, 2014January 18, 2014by
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My links of the week – January 12, 2014

Here are my choice of links for the past week. SQL Server: Brent Ozar’s What’s the Smallest SQL Server You Should Build? provides some advice on the hardware configuration for a “small” SQL Server that gets the best value from the licensing costs of SQL Server 2012, considering both the Standard and Enterprise Editions and...

January 12, 2014January 15, 2014by