Watch the Latest SelectViews Here > Watch Now – The Weekly SQL Server Show from SSWUG.ORG Featured Article(s) Troubleshooting error 3628 In this article, Alexander Chigrik explains how you can troubleshoot error 3628. Managing SQL Server-Based Email? If so, you may have come to realize how difficult and what a pain it can be to manage the bounce emails and […]

Featured Article(s) Understanding Windows Management Instrumentation Microsoft has come up with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI); a COM based technology that can be used to retrieve system-related information from a computer system. This is a component of the Windows OS that can be used to retrieve hardware information from a system of any kind. You can use WMI to retrieve both […]

Featured Article(s) How to Hire a DBA? Your Questions Answered. Chris Shaw – Recently I posted an article on How to hire a DBA, I followed that up with a sample of questions that I would ask a DBA during an interview. I have presented the How to Hire a DBA as a 60 min session and I the questions […]

SQL Server 2014 In Memory Tables For the first time in six years I am excited about the next release of SQL Server. The core engine of SQL Server has had little improvement since SQL Server 2008 for doing OLTP. There have been some TSQL enhancements, and performance tuning; but, most of the energy seems to have been around the […]

SQL Server 2014 In Memory Tables For the first time in six years I am excited about the next release of SQL Server. The core engine of SQL Server has had little improvement since SQL Server 2008 for doing OLTP. There have been some TSQL enhancements, and performance tuning; but, most of the energy seems to have been around the […]

SQL Server 2014 In Memory Tables For the first time in six years I am excited about the next release of SQL Server. The core engine of SQL Server has had little improvement since SQL Server 2008 for doing OLTP. There have been some TSQL enhancements, and performance tuning; but, most of the energy seems to have been around the […]

Dependency Injection Dependency Injection is a design pattern with the result of decoupling dependent application processes with hard coded implementations. We talk about it a lot with the ability to change from using one implementation of something with another. For example, substituting one database engine with another one, or even different versions or vendors of storage technologies. Instead of coding […]