When considering a cloud migration, data cleansing and data documentation are essential first steps. SentryOne Document can help.
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This is the first in a series of blogs about a new free tool, the SentryOne Unit Test Generator extension—a Unit Test Generator supporting C# projects.
Itzik Ben-Gan discusses lesser-known T-SQL features and some aspects that many of us make assumptions about.
Find out how the Task Factory PowerShell Task enables you to execute PowerShell scripts in SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages.
Find out the build number of each SQL Server 2017 build as it is released, discover where to download, and how to get details on new fixes and features.
See updated downloads, security fixes, release notes, and observed changes for builds of SQL Server 2016.
Join Kevin Kline at a series of SQL Server User Group Meetings in the Midwest in October.
Controlling costs in the cloud starts with proper governance related to capacity management, workload analysis, and configuration management.
Latest builds of the SentryOne platform and Plan Explorer, as well as updated blog posts, downloads, and change lists.
Learn how you can leverage the combined power of DBA xPress and the command line to automate data and schema comparisons.
Find out more about our Performance Overview feature and how to choose the right default startup action for your SentryOne installation.
Paul White discusses performance spools, and how they can be used by the optimizer to reduce the estimated cost of nested loops joins.
Find information about the builds of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) in the new release cycle approach or locate previous versions.
Kevin Kline shares four data tech trends: DevOps for databases, Cloud (adminstrated by PowerShell), containers and orchestration, and machine learning.
In this blog, SentryOne Engineering Lead Eric Smith explains why a DevOps culture and the idea of operating in a state of grace share so much in common.
