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Sorry, I'm not actually going to tell you how to read the log. I'm just going to talk about it... and whether it's a good thing to be able to do or not, or whether it's an absolutely crucial feature that MS needs to provide for us immediately, in a hotfix, if not sooner. Forget about fixing bugs, I want to read the log because I forgot to set up a ...
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Here is a question I just received from the feedback page on my web site:
I have finished the book <the storage engine> and like it very much. I am now reading <query tuning and optimization>
I know in the READ COMMITTED SNAPSHOT isolation, when a row is being modified in a transaction, it generates an old committed version so ...
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The editing for Lesson 1 is done and the production run of my DVD has started. We're expecting shipping to start in about 2 weeks.
In addition, we've extended the pre-order price for another 5 days, so any orders that come in before Valentine's Day will get the special reduced price.
Because this is taking a bit longer than we hoped, we ...
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Most of my trips to the Southern Hemisphere have been in my summer, or their winter, which doesn't lend itself to the best weather conditions. Although on my last trip, I was able to take a week holiday with my husband and travel North to the Whitsunday Islands, where the weather was wonderful even in the middle of winter, as you can ...
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As I am preparing my talk for the UK SQL Server Users Group on November 16, I was going through other presentations on plan cache management. At the PASS Conference in Denver in September there was a session on management of cache, and I was surprised to find a slide that indicated there was a hard upper limit for plan cache size, and ...
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The last volume of Inside SQL Server 2005 (Query Tuning and Optimization) is now in the hands of MS Press. This is the first time I have worked on a Inside book as a group project, and for some strange reason I thought that meant that I could get the book done more quickly. We were desperately trying to get it done in time to be available ...
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