(Chris Bell) One of the key things that a DBA should know in their database is what can users actually do.
Tag: sql server
Excel 2016 BI Branding Changes
(Chris Webb) Office 2016 is on the verge of being released, and although Power BI is the cool new thing Excel 2016 has added several new BI-related features too. What is also interesting – and less well publicised – is that several of the BI features in Excel 2016 have been rebranded.
SQL SERVER – SPID is KILLED/ROLLBACK state. What to Do Next?
(Pinal Dave) I always recall my fun days after talking to my friends and blog readers. Recently killed/rollback discussion came back when my close DBA friend called me for help. Our discussion was worth blogging.
How Forwarded Records are Read and Processed in a SQL Server Heap
(Uwe Ricken) Before you deliberately use a heap in SQL Server rather than a table, it is worth understanding why a heap has such different characteristics, and therefore relative benefits and disadvantages. Forward pointers and the Page Free Space page are designed with performance in mind, but only
SQL Server Integration Services File Name Usage
(Scott Murray) How can I use file names and properties when loading files in SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)? Is the only option writing VB or C# code? Are there any options directly available in SSIS?
SQL Server Integration Services File Name Usage
(Scott Murray) How can I use file names and properties when loading files in SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)? Is the only option writing VB or C# code? Are there any options directly available in SSIS?
SQL SERVER – Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL
(Pinal Dave) In this post, How to Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL? we have seen How to Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL. But it only removes characters from the string.
SQL SERVER – Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL
(Pinal Dave) In this post, How to Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL? we have seen How to Remove All Characters From a String Using T-SQL. But it only removes characters from the string.
Shredding Extended Event Actions
(Jason Brimhall) The other day I wrote about that torrid love/hate relationship DBAs tend to have with working with XML. In that same post, I promised I would have a follow up post about XML in Extended Events.
Populating My DBA Database for Power Bi with PowerShell – Server Info
(Rob) Following my last post about using Power Bi with my DBA Database I have been asked if I would share the PowerShell scripts which I use to populate my database.
