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Instant SQL Masterpieces

Vedran Oct 26, 2026 Tagged with IDENTITY;INCREMENT

Some common operations if done in a classic way will take ages on big tables. That …

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4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server
Data Engine, Performance, Storage

4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server

Vedran Sep 6, 2020 Tagged with Azure, Performance, sql, SQL Server

There are ways to greatly improve performance and power of your SQL Server databases in Azure. …

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Still not using RCSI?

Vedran Jul 18, 2020 Tagged with RCSI, READ COMMITTED

If you still leave your databases at default settings, namely default isolation (READ COMMITTED – does …

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Data Engine, Storage

Databases on file share

Vedran Dec 9, 2018

Introduction You might have lot of virtual machines (VM) for Dev and Test environments. And a …

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SQL Server 2017 and 2019 on Docker inside Synology DS918+
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SQL Server 2017 and 2019 on Docker inside Synology DS918+

Vedran Sep 26, 2018 Tagged with docker, ds918, SQL Server, synology

Introduction Docker is perfect for launching DEV and TEST SQL Server environments, when you need many …

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ROWVERSION/TIMESTAMP skipping rows problem
Data Engine, TSQL and SQL Client Code

ROWVERSION/TIMESTAMP skipping rows problem

Vedran Jun 29, 2018 Tagged with problem, rowversion, skipping rows, sql, timestamp

Do you use ROWVERSION/TIMESTAMP to pull changed data? If you do, you might experience a problem …

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Single-Row Deadlock
Data Engine, TSQL and SQL Client Code

Single-Row Deadlock

Vedran Nov 26, 2017 Tagged with deadlock, TSQL

Introduction Demonstration of the smallest possible deadlock: only one statement, one table, one row. Without transactions …

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SQL Server 2017 announcement and quick hello from vacation
Data Engine

SQL Server 2017 announcement and quick hello from vacation

Vedran Aug 19, 2017

We are always thinking about you, sometimes even on vacation! Here is a quick hello video …

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Max Memory in SQL Server 2016 Standard Edition
Data Engine

Max Memory in SQL Server 2016 Standard Edition

Vedran May 7, 2017

What is the memory limit for Standard edition of SQL 2016? The answer you will most …

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Table and Index Compression
Data Engine

Table and Index Compression

Vedran Jan 1, 2017

Compression feature was reserved for Enterprise Edition of SQL Server. With SQL 2016 SP1 we get …

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