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How to pass arrays to SQL? TVP – The Ultimate Guide

Vedran Dec 8, 2020 Tagged with arrays, batches, csharp, sql, SQL Server, table-valued parameters, TSQL, tvp

You always wanted to know how to pass arrays to SQL Server? Watch this Ultimate Guide …

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4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server
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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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Have SUM() fun!
TSQL and SQL Client Code

Have SUM() fun!

Vedran May 26, 2020 Tagged with analytic, over, sql, visualization, windowing

Did you know that SUM() aggregate can be used together with OVER() clause? A short intro …

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sp_xdetails – index and table info
TSQL and SQL Client Code

sp_xdetails – index and table info

Vedran May 10, 2019 Tagged with addin, addon, sp_xdetails, sql, SQL Server, sqlxdetails, TSQL, xdetails

While ago I wrote SSMS Addin called SQL XDetails. It was not updated long time because …

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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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A Random Thought

Keep your transaction log backups at least to second full backup. Even if the latest full backup is corrupt, you can recover without any data loss. E.g. if you take full backup weekly, diff backup daily, and transaction log backup hourly, keep your transaction log backup at least for 2 weeks, so it reaches the second full backup.

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