Tool to measure Index Selectivity
by Michal Tinthofer on 05/06/2012Sometimes when you plan to change your index design is good to know the columns of your tables. But not just a data type and max size.
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I will have a two three sessions in Data Hall.
UPDATE:
We have been asked to present another session. So we decided to come with another session.
Tuesday 13:50 - 14:20
We will try share our vision how to correcty aproach RCA process for SQL Server issues.
Tuesday 17:20 - 18:30
If you ever wondering how to use resource governor effectively this presentation will help you understand not only concepts, but also real-life usage and configuration. This will help you how to effectively fragment SQL Server resources internally.
Thursday 14:40 - 15:50
On this session I will present how to effctivelly use resources and licenses of SQL Server to make centralised highly available solution for database engine, analysis services and reporting services all together.
Looking forward to see you there.
With Regards,
Michal.
Michal Tinthofer is the face of the Woodler company which (as he does), is fully committed to complete support of Microsoft SQL Server products to its customers. He often acts as a database architect, performance tuner, administrator, SQL Server monitoring developer (Woodler SMT) and, last but not least, a trainer of people who are developing their skills in this area. His current "Quest" is to help admins and developers to quickly and accurately identify issues related to their work and SQL Server runtime.
Sometimes when you plan to change your index design is good to know the columns of your tables. But not just a data type and max size.
Read moreI think there is more simple and harmless way. First we need to understand the process of tempdb collation setting.
Read moreLast week we attended SQLBits in London - not as sponsors this time, but as curious and enthusiastic attendees.
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