
A Bug: Log Shipping in Contained Availability Groups
We’ve recently come up across a fun little bug with log shipping in contained availability groups. A cursory Google search

We’ve recently come up across a fun little bug with log shipping in contained availability groups. A cursory Google search

Explore in-memory/memory-optimized tables in SQL Server and if you should use this feature in your production environment.

Explore in-memory/memory-optimized tables in SQL Server and if you should use this feature in your production environment.

Explore in-memory/memory-optimized tables in SQL Server and if you should use this feature in your production environment.

Explore in-memory/memory-optimized tables in SQL Server and if you should use this feature in your production environment.
When working with SQL Server, one of the best tools DBA’s can use for diagnosing performance issues is wait statistics

When testing code, it’s critical to have enough robust data. This often requires removing personally identifiable information. Find out how!

The misconception about SQL Server backups: file-level backups are the same thing or as good as a native SQL Server backup of the database.

If you’ve encountered a situation where none of your SQL Server Always On Availability Group (AG) replicas become PRIMARY after a cluster failure — you’re not alone. We recently had a customer with this exact scenario (AG won’t become primary after force quorum), and it is both uncommon and difficult to troubleshoot so I thought it would be worth posting about.

As businesses become increasingly data-driven, the role of SQL databases has become critical to day-to-day operations. Yet, many organizations underestimate
