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Tag Archives: 2012
Top 40 SQL Server Performance Tuning Interview Questions
Top 40 SQL Server Performance Tuning Interview Questions SQL THE ONE There are total 254 questions are answered under SQL Server Performance Tuning category in the book “SQL THE ONE”. In this chapter we can see questions and answers on … Continue reading
Posted in Interview Q&A, Performance Tuning, SQL Development, SQL Server DBA
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SQL Server Health Check
SQL Server Health Check Hello there, if you are a SQL DBA the most common task that you perform is “SQL Server Health Check”. You may already have an automated report but this is for doing a quick SQL Server … Continue reading
Update Without Where Clause
Update Without Where Clause Running Update Without Where Clause might causes a data damage when it is with the critical table that creates a lot of problems and escalations. Recently while working with one of the customer we had a … Continue reading
Posted in SQL Development, SQL Server DBA
Tagged 2012, 2014, accidental, data recovery, delete, Mistake, read log file, sql, sql dba, SQL Developer, sql server, update, without where
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