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How I Compared 1000’s of database’s schemas at once

Posted on Tuesday August 31st, 2021

Compare database schemas can be tricky, here I show you how I managed to compare thousands of databases’ schemas at once  Working with databases is always fun and you never know what…

How to Update SQL Server Stats The Right Way

Posted on Tuesday June 15th, 2021

  Here I am, trying to get back my habit and write about something useful I was working on the other day. If you ask me which SQL Server feature I love…

T-SQL Tuesday #112 – Dipping into your Cookie Jar

Posted on Tuesday March 12th, 2019

In this post I want to share those scripts that I use probably every day   This post is part of the T-SQL Tuesday, which is a monthly blog party on the second…

T-SQL Tuesday #104 – Finding tables and columns in SQL Server

Posted on Tuesday July 10th, 2018

In this post I want to share a script that I use quite often because its flexility   This post is part of the T-SQL Tuesday, which is a monthly blog party on…

Getting perfmon data into SQL Server, Part III

Posted on Wednesday January 17th, 2018

In this post I show you how to deploy in a simple way the solution previously proposed to Getting perfmon data into SQL Server to multiple servers running multiple SQL Server instances. I…

Getting perfmon data into SQL Server, Part II

Posted on Wednesday December 27th, 2017

This week we will retake my last’s post topic to finish that job off and get in and out our Perfmon data to and from our SQL Server. This week we will retake…

Getting perfmon data into SQL Server, Part I

Posted on Wednesday December 20th, 2017

In this post I want to show you how to create Data collectors in the Performance monitor and the different options we have to get the output and later on inserting in…

Using tokens in SQL Agent Jobs and renaming output files

Posted on Friday November 3rd, 2017

In this post, I want to tell you about some useful feature that can be used within SQL Agent jobs in SQL Server This post I want to tell you about an error…

T-SQL Tuesday #88 – The security audit WTF

Posted on Tuesday March 14th, 2017

In this post I want to share the stored procedure I wrote to audit the different logins and server permissions within an instance.    This post is part of the T-SQL Tuesday,…

Benchmarking storage using Diskspd.exe

Posted on Thursday March 2nd, 2017

One of the most important things when something goes wrong is to have an idea how your environment looks like in a normal day. Let me show you how to easily get…

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