[Notes from Pinal]: The basic nature of human is greedy. When we get one thing which we desire the next thing. In the early world of SQL Server we got a secondary server as a backup or high availability. In earlier times the secondary server was not readable, it just served as a backup. At this point of time our human nature kicked in and we want to get more from the server, which was just sitting there most of the time. We wanted to make our secondary server readable. This is when I reached out to Kenneth and asked him what can we do to make our secondary server as a readable.
SQL SERVER – Getting Started with Project Versions in the SSIS Catalog – Notes from the Field #106
[Notes from Pinal]: We are human and we make mistakes. However, sometimes mistakes are so big that we can’t reverse it. Version control is our rescue when we make mistakes. In my life I have been fortunate few times when I deleted something important and version controlled saved me. Similarly, for SSIS Catalog version control is very important as well.
SQL SERVER – Could Not Register Service Principal Name Persists – Notes from the Field #105
[Note from Pinal]: In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Ryan Adams explains a very critical error user receive when registering service principals. Ryan is one guy who spends more time with real world issues with SQL Server than anything else. He has mastered the art of resolving complex errors and document them so easily that one can’t find anywhere else. In this blog post Ryan addresses a very interesting error related to Service Principal Name. Read the experience of Ryan in her own words.
SQL SERVER – Availability Group and the Six Critical Steps for DBAs to Follow – Notes from the Field #104
Mike’s, “now what am I supposed to do?”, face. [Note from Pinal]: In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Mike Lawell explains about Availability Group and the Six Critical Steps for DBAs to Follow. A few weeks ago, I asked questions in conferance, how many people…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – T-SQL Window Function Framing and Performance – Notes from the Field #103
[Note from Pinal]: In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Kathi Kellenberger explains about T-SQL Over clause. Kathi is an amazing instructor, she was the SQL author I have read in my early career. The reason, I love SQL Server because her writing has instigated love for this…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – What is T-SQL Window Function Framing? – Notes from the Field #102
[Note from Pinal]: In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Kathi Kellenberger explains about T-SQL Over clause. Kathi is an amazing instructor, she was the SQL author I have read in my early career. The reason, I love SQL Server because her writing has instigated love for this…
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SQL SERVER – What is the OVER Clause? – Notes from the Field #101
[Note from Pinal]: In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Kathi Kellenberger explains about T-SQL Over clause. Kathi is an amazing instructor, she was the SQL author I have read in my early career. The reason, I love SQL Server because her writing has instigated love for this technology in me. Today she brings a relatively interesting topic for database experts. Read the experience of Kathi in her own words.