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Thanks a million and please keep up the rewarding work. You are commenting using your WordPress. Extract the ZIP file to a temporary location. Make sure that your ePO database is selected in the Available databases dropbox. Click Execute. When you execute the query, you are prompted for a location to save the file. This action returns the environment to the default setting. Before executing this, open a new query window and execute the following query.
In the output, we see session-id 58 is the lead blocker, and it blocked 2 sessions that are listed below in the output table. Suppose you are investigating a performance issue in SQL Server and you identified a problematic query. It is good if we can get an execution plan of it for looking at costly operators involved in query execution. In the output, we get an additional column locks, as shown below.
Click on the locks, and you get XML format locks information. We can set several session parameters that might affect query performance as well. Extensions play an important role in Azure Data Studio as they enhance functionalities of it. We can install the extensions from the market place and use it as per our requirement. Amy Herold , on the other hand, predicts a future of strange and horrible decisions made by Microsoft. Todd Kleinhans has been reading up on DNA-based storage. No worries, DBA friends!
Bob Pusateri was that kid in elementary school who refused to color inside the lines. And maybe, on rare occasion, ate a glue stick. He certainly does have a unique hobby! Thanks for reading and thanks again to the participants for the great posts and the insight. It was a great pleasure to host. It was a dark and stormy night. The early morning sun shone brilliantly in through the office window, punctuating the headache that even four ibuprofen pills simply refused to touch.
After taking a cautious sip of water, he carefully typed his password into the Windows 11 login screen, watched as his desktop sprang to life, and got ready to start his day. The office was quiet. Like, really quiet. He thought fondly about the earlier, and somewhat more social, days of the firm. Even as recently as , his team still regularly got together for cloud migration and support planning meetings.
Fuel prices had shot through the roof after the crisis of , and Full Reality headsets made virtual meetings feel almost just like they used to, you know, in the real world.
Logging in to SQL Operations Studio, Mike checked his few remaining Agent jobs and was relieved to see that no failures had occurred the evening before. Mike, as Lead DBA, was responsible for keeping it up and running, and for fixing the occasional blip.
Sitting back in his chair, Mike decided to close his eyes just for a bit. Why not? He vaguely remembered being stressed some days, earlier in his career, but that all seemed like a dream now. He used to like that stress. That feeling of being needed, being important.
But these days his once-thriving team of nine DBAs — five in the home office and four in other parts of the world — was not such a team at all. Mike was still Lead DBA by title, but he had only himself to lead.
A few held on for a couple of years, helping with the migration work. But in the end, most had gone elsewhere in the firm, and were working closer to the business than ever—and, Mike figured, probably making a lot more money.
She had really embraced all of the new technical challenges, showing up at the office with Hadoop and MongoDB books as early as As soon as the cloud move was announced, she volunteered to spearhead it, and management had taken her up on the offer. Well, so Mike had heard. Still a bit too early for even a really early lunch. Hoping to find something interesting to do with the rest of the morning, Mike poked around some DMVs. A few end-user queries had run overnight, and one had even hit a suboptimal plan.
But Query Adaptation Services, the killer feature that had had everyone really excited in , had done its job.
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