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Azure SQL Databases – 2 Lesser Known Capabilities
In this blog post, let me take a step back to let you know some of the lesser known capabilities that are available with Azure SQL Databases.
AlwaysOn Load Balancing DeMystified with SQL Server
When it comes to software, we are expected to build efficiencies. Learn how to apply logic on secondary replicas in AlwaysOn Availability Group.
AdvancedEPM Announces Arrival of Proprietary Financial Data Bridge
The software is used for extracting data and metadata from an Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM).
ModifiedMerge can be deployed to impact specific FDMEE Locations to give you flexibility when you have special instances when you do not want to overwrite the previous data load.
Mirroring not Supported in SQL Server 2016?
As of this month, Microsoft is removing database mirroring in a future version of SQL Server. Should you use AlwaysOn Availability Groups instead?
SQL Server 2016 Availability Groups – Load Balancing 101
SQL Server 2012 has introduced a feature called AlwaysOn Availability Groups. This feature has multiple sub-features and one of them is “Read-only routing.”
Performance troubleshooting with SQL Server 2016 Live Query Statistics
Along with many new features in SQL Server 2016, one of the developer and DBA friendly features is Live Query Statistics.
Third-Party Tools for SQL Server 2016
Third-party tools help you run, monitor, and back up your SQL Server 2016 databases. Here are some tips and tools to help you get started.
Introduction to Dynamic Data Masking with SQL Server 2016
SQL Server 2016 includes a security feature “dynamic data masking.” This post explains how it enhances security as well as limitations & vulnerabilities.
SQL Server 2016: Temporal Tables a first class citizen
Temporal tables provide correct information about stored facts at any point in time. See how to create one in SQL Server 2016 by visiting Datavail today.
Preparing for SQL Server 2005 End of Support
Support for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is ending on April 12, 2016. What should you be doing now to prepare? Find out how to migrate your data here.
Row-level security never got this easy with SQL Server 2016
Security has been a big focus area of the Microsoft SQL Server product team. Almost all the releases either have some new security feature or enhancement.
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