Posted on May 26th, 2008 by kriki
We all know that the theoretical limit is 1GB for the cache on the native database.
But the practical maximum we ever reached (or heard/read from others) is around 850MB.
The same for me. I never installed or heard someone install a native database service and got over that 850MB limit (and sometimes even getting there is […]
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Posted on May 21st, 2008 by kriki
When reading this blog, I first thought it was such an obvious thing, hardly worth to blog about it. But then I read the last part and he points out something that is obvious for me but probably it isn’t THAT obvious for everyone: You really have to know your workload and your data to […]
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Posted on May 21st, 2008 by kriki
On Directions EMEA 2008, Mark Brummel showed how to integrate performance monitor and SQL profiler. Later I tried to do it but couldn’t and asked Mark to blog about it. But seems he is too late for it!
I found this blog : How to Integrate Performance Monitor and SQL Profiler
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Posted on May 15th, 2008 by kriki
Well, we all find (a lot of) bugs in programs.
So why talk about them?
Well, this bug is REALLY different. This bug is a very ancient one. One that came from the era of the first computers!
What it is the story?
Well, I was at a customer when suddenly someone told me to have a look on […]
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