How do you get information (HW/SW) in a server? Have you ever wanted to get that information? Ok. You might say you can use, “dxdiag” in command prompt and it will give you ample of information. Of course you can use “dxdiag” but I’m going to present you a different way of getting that information.
Friday, February 26, 2010
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How to interpret Disk Latency
I was analyzing IO stats in one of our SQL Servers and noticed that IO latency (Read / Write) are very high. As a rule of thumb, we know tha...
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Sharding is a data partitioning technique which is popular in NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Cassandra. You can scale out the data set h...
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I'm super excited to hear about the news, the first release of CTP (Community Technology Preview) of SQL Server on Linux at Microsoft ...
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In-Memory OLTP, code named Hakaton is a separate database engine introduced in SQL Server 2014 and it is combined with SQL Server traditio...
