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Here’s your weekly roundup of SQL Server Blog Posts, News and Techie Stuff. Enjoy!
SQL Server Links
- Is That a Spot on Your Shirt? – Putting the spot-light on honesty this week, it’s Thomas Larock (Blog|Twitter).
- Three Free Tools to Catch Killer Queries – Training Video – Empowering DBAs everywhere, it’s another great video with you host Brent Ozar (Blog|Twitter).
- Process of Elimination – A closer look at Partitioning from Mike Fal (Blog|Twitter).
- SQL Server 2012 Memory Manager KB articles – A list of handy references from the SQLOS Team (Blog) in light of changes brought about in SQL 2012.
- Steal This Letter – I probably won’t but you might like to. Tim Ford (Blog|Twitter) on handling a tricky customer case.
- Knowledge Vs. Applied Skills: Can’t Have One Without The Other – The Devil is in the detail it would seem, Thomas Larock (Blog|Twitter) on this subtle yet important difference.
- The sp_Blitz Report Revealed! – Adding some flair to this already great tool, in order to make your life easier, it’s Jes Borland (Blog|Twitter) .
- AlwaysOn Availability Groups Generate Network Traffic with No User Activity – Microsoft SQLCAT (Blog)
- What I Learned at #MSTechEd North America Last Week – Quite a bit it would seem. Brent Ozar (Blog|Twitter) share his insights.
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Misc Technology Posts
- Gigapixel camera offers super sharp shots
- Microsoft unveils Surface Windows 8 tablets
- You want the Cloud? You can’t have proper copyright, then
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