Tim Radney talks about how to decide whether a move to Azure SQL Database Managed Instance makes sense and, if so, which tier.
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Kevin Kline recaps his recent webinar on an Introduction to SQL Server Internals & Architecture and shares answers to attendees' technical questions.
Matt Whitfield offers a refresher on the logical implications of INNER, OUTER, and CROSS JOINs and how they are related.
Adrian Hills explains that in the SQL Server database development world, the instinct to not repeat yourself could bite you if you're not careful.
John Welch shares a script for checking MAXDOP, a SQL Server setting that controls how many processors may be used for parallel plan execution.
In his blog, Jared Clark walks through step-by-step instructions for setting up SentryOne Document snapshots in an Azure Release Pipeline.
In a new blog, Brooke Philpott discusses how the SQL Server trace collection engine evolved over time and what the future holds.
Itzik Ben-Gan discusses missing T-SQL features like the DISTINCT FROM predicate, the NULL treatment clause, and controlling how NULLs are ordered.
Tyler Lynch introduces the new SentryOne Document Essentials and SentryOne Document Standard, giving you more choices for automating database documentation
Suril Jasani introduces the SentryOne Portal, a web-based UI that provides a new way to interact with your SQL Sentry performance data.
Find out where Andy Yun will be presenting at a live event in February 2020!
Patrick Kelley covers common use cases and tips he typically shares with customers during alert tuning sessions for SQL Server.
Steve Wright shares the SentryOne formula—a balance of accuracy and simplicity—for calculating the ROI of SQL Server Monitoring.
Aaron Bertrand continues his series on large table compression with results from row and page compression, and a process involving scheduler manipulation.
Lori Edwards shares how SentryOne SQL Sentry allows you to still be alerted when something in your replicated environment isn't working as planned.
