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SQL Server 2008 - Resource Governor - Part I

Hi Friends, I am back with one more blog post on an interesting feature in SQL Server 2008. Today I was discussing about run away situations with my colleagues and I found that only few people read about this excellent feature available in SQL Server

SQL Server 2008 - Auditing

Hi Friends, I am back again with one more blog post on SQL Server 2008 Auditing. As we all know that SQL Server 2008 is coming up with *Cool* enhancements that will help the End Users, DBAs, Developers in improving their productivity. Today I am going

Policy-Based Management : SQL Server 2008

NOTE: Declarative Management Framework has been renamed to Policy-Based Management so I just changed the Title of the article, the contents are unchanged. Hi, I am writing this post after somewhat long time … I hope you all are continuing with your

SQL Server 2008 - Change Data Capture - Part II

Hi ! It's been a long time since I last updated my blog. To continue with the Change Data Capture feature of SQL Server 2008, this is new post that helps you to know how you can write your own stored procedures / functions to get the required data in

FileStream Data Type : SQL Server 2008

I am loving the enthusiasm that people have for SQL Server 2008. Everyday I come across many questions on SQL Server 2008, this shows that people are curious and I am pretty sure that people are regularly reading and learning SQL Server 2008 to know more

Table-valued Parameters - SQL Server 2008

Hi... here is one more article on SQL Server 2008 Enhancements. In past we should have found it a bit difficult to pass numerous parameters to the T-SQL Statements or Functions or Stored Procedures. The approach we used to take is creating a Temporary

Scale up with SQL Server 2005 / SQL Server 2008 - NUMA

This article is related to the NUMA (Non Uniform Memory Access) feature available with SQL Server. NUMA is a very useful feature to scale up the Server. Even before we discuss how SQL Server 2005 supports NUMA we have a few questions that needs to be

SQL Server 2008 - Enhancements in Date and Time Data Types

I am finding SQL Server 2008 very exciting. Every day it's a new learning for me and my eyes glitter seeing the sweet surprises that SQL Server 2008 is bringing in for efficient data management. I like SQL Server because I realize that data is like the

SQL Server 2008 - HierarchyID - Part II

Hi ! are you interested to know more about the HierarchyID then grab a bag of chips for yourself and read on. If you haven't read about the HierarchyID then it is recommended that go to my last post SQL Server 2008 - HierarchyID - Part I and read that

SQL Server 2008 - HierarchyID - Part I

I am excited by the cool new features that SQL Server 2008 is binging up ! SQL Server 2008 is bringing some commendable new features one of the nice feature is HierarchyID . This a new data type that is available in the in the latest July CTP of the SQL

SQL Server 2008 - Katmai

Excited about SQL Server 2008 ! so I am. "Your Data, Any Place, Any Time" It is highly exciting to know about the features in SQL Server 2008. The mission of SQL Server 2008 is to provide your data on your demand at your place, isn't it exciting.

Dynamically add images to SQL Server 2005 Reports – ASP.Net Web Project

It is very exciting to know that people are widely using SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services. I am always happy to answer their questions. A couple of days back a gentleman requested for some help on the project that I have posted on this blog –

Business Intelligence Virtual Labs

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/traincert/virtuallab/bi.mspx The following labs are available on this page: Business Intelligence: Excel 2007 PivotTables and Analysis Services Business Intelligence: Using Business Scorecard Manager 2005 and ProClarity

Dynamic Data Binding - SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services

In reference to my earlier post regarding - How to dynamically add the images to the SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services – Reports, I received a few queries so I decided to write a small code sample myself just in order to demonstrate how we can

How to use SQL Server Reporting Services with Visual C++

We can render the SQL Server 2000 Reporting/ 2005 Services (SSRS 2000) Reports in Excel/ PDF or any other format that is supported by SSRS by calling the web services exposed by SSRS 2000/ 2005. The SSRS 2000 will use .Net 1.1 at the server end and SSRS
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