Tag: sql server

Michelle Gutzait, one of Pythian’s SQL Server Experts, offers some helpful use cases for those who have trouble deciding which tables they should partitioning or not.

Hemantgiri S. Goswami, Pythian database expert and SQL Server MVP, discusses a new feature, Basic Availability Groups for AlwaysOn, found in SQL Server 2016

Warner Chaves, Pythian database expert and Microsoft MVP, discusses why AlwaysEncrypted, a new security feature offered in the SQL Product family can protect your business.

Fahd Mirza, Pythian database expert and Oracle ACE, explains why there is no better way to enjoy the holidays than to kick back and soak in the best of Oracle, MySQL and SQL Server from around the globe! Seriously, where else would you rather be?

Fahd Mirza, Pythian Database Consultant and Oracle ACE, presents this weeks Log Buffer Edition digging deep into the world of Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL to bring you some of the best blog posts around the web.

Extended support for SQL Server 2005 will come to an end April 2016. This webinar provides a live demo on how to plan and perform a SQL Server 2005 upgrade

  We are often being paged by development teams talking about locks, blocks or deadlocks and some people make the wrong use of the terms. There is a big difference between the three and it will explained at a high level…

This Log Buffer Edition covers top Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL blog posts of the week.

  In my previous post I talked about how create and use a policy against your SQL Server Instance (don’t forget to check our part 1 in this series too). Now we will talk about the Data Collector and how configure it on…

  In my previous post we talked about the architecture of Policy-Based Management. In this post we will create and run a policy against some SQL Server Instances. Creating a Policy In SQL Server 2014 you are allowed to create a…