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Backup and Recovery

Database Recovery from RAM

Vedran Nov 6, 2016

Introduction Recently I had a client who basically lost his SQL Server databases. I decided to …

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TSQL and SQL Client Code

Formatting TSQL code

Vedran Oct 25, 2015

How do I format my TSQL code? Everybody has it’s own preferences on formatting SQL or …

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Conferences

Speaking at conference Kulendayz 2015

Vedran Aug 23, 2015

4th of September I will hold a full-day preconference training about SQL Server 2016 performance tuning. …

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RCSI and LOB data – how tempdb version store is used?

Vedran Jul 30, 2015

Row Version Store We know RCSI (Read Committed Snapshot Isolation), as well as SI (Snapshot Isolation) …

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Performance

Page Life Expectancy and 300 sec limit

Vedran Jun 7, 2015

People blogged about it, including excellent Jonathan’s post here (highly recommended to read), but I will …

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Conferences

Speaking at SQL Saturday Budapest #sqlsatbudapest

Vedran May 3, 2015

I just returned from Sql Saturday 376 in Budapest (#sqlsatbudapest). It was really amazing. The conference …

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TSQL and SQL Client Code

CommandTimeout – How to handle it properly – code example

Vedran Jan 14, 2015 Tagged with Error handling, PowerShell, SqlClient

Properly closing a connection to Sql Server in DotNet is more challenging than one might think. …

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TSQL and SQL Client Code

CommandTimeout – How to handle it properly?

Vedran Jan 14, 2015 Tagged with Error handling, SqlClient

ADO.Net Data Provider for SQL Server (System.Data.SqlClient namespace in System.Data.dll assembly) has two common classes we …

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Conferences

Speaking at SQL Saturday Vienna conference

Vedran Jan 8, 2015

I am pleased that I will speak at SQL Saturday conference in Vienna, 28th of February …

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Data Engine

CHECKPOINT vs LAZY WRITER

Vedran Jan 8, 2015

Checkpoint and Lazy Writer are somewhat similar: they both write pages from buffer pool memory to…

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Our Mission

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Vedran Kesegić, M.Sc.
SQL Server Database Consultant
Email: [email protected]

A Random Thought

The worst place in the world to store your backups is on the same portion of the I/O subsystem as the databases themselves.

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