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SQL Server Alert Management: From Chaos to Clarity
Author This blog post was authored by Pinal Dave from SQLAuthority. Introduction In the fast-paced world of database administration, staying ahead...
Navigating SQL Server CPU and Memory Usage Woes
Author This blog post was authored by Pinal Dave from SQLAuthority. Introduction Microsoft SQL Server is a powerful database management system, but...
Making the Most of Historical Data: Preventing Future SQL Server Issues
Author This blog post was authored by Pinal Dave from SQLAuthority. Introduction Forecasting future SQL Server performance issues can often feel...
How to Maintain Security Compliance to Prevent a Costly Breach
As businesses and government organizations shift a growing amount of their operations online, data security has become an increasingly important...
Announcing the General Availability of SQL Compliance Manager 6.0
We’re excited to announce the release of SQL Compliance Manager 6.0 SQL Compliance Manager is the industry leading SQL Server auditing solution that...
Announcing the General Availability of SQL Secure 4.2
We are pleased to announce the general availability of SQL Secure 4.2 SQL Secure is the industry-leading, state of the art auditing and security...
Improve ETL Performance by Disabling Non-clustered Indexes
Perhaps you just read the title and thought, “Disable indexes…say what?” Stay with me here, and I'll show you how this...
The Most Surprising SQL Antipattern We Use
Do you like hammering nails with screwdrivers? Me neither, but all too often we take this kind of approach when writing our SQL queries. We use the...
A Tool for Creating More Efficient SQL Code Quickly
Information technology has become one of the most important manifestations of society’s technological advancements. IT systems are widely used...
Announcing the GA Release of SQL Safe Backup 8.6
We are pleased to announce the general availability of SQL Safe Backup 8.6. IDERA SQL Safe Backup provides a mission-critical backup and recovery...
DBArtisan Tips and Tricks Webinar November 2019
The November edition of DBArtisan tips and techniques Webinar covered three tips for using DBArtisan. Using Projects to organize your work...
A One-Stop Solution to SQL Coding Problems
A One-Stop Solution to SQL Coding Problems One of the challenges a DBA must deal with on a daily basis is negotiating the multiple database...
Announcing the General Availability of SQL Safe Backup 8.5.2
We are pleased to announce the general availability of SQL Safe Backup 8.5.2. Existing users may upgrade to this version through the IDERA Customer...
May #SQLChat – Designing Data Warehouses
IDERA’s #SQLChat is back! Join IDERA (@Idera_Software) and host Leslie Andrews (@landrews5807) on Wednesday May 29 at 11AM CT for...
How to Create High Quality SQL Code that is Easy to Edit. – Aqua Data Studio IDE
In the previous tip we introduced the PowerShell “SmbShare” module which comes with Windows and enables you to manage file shares. We looked at the...
Sharing Files and SQL statements using Aqua Data Studio
There are many ways to share files or SQL statements using Aqua Data Studio. These range from shortcuts to your own file directories or...
SQL Performance, Part 4: Additional Considerations
Today’s blog post concludes our four-part look into SQL performance and optimization. Part one introduced and explained relational...
SQL Performance, Part 3: Multiple Table Access Methods
In part one of our overview of SQL performance we examined relational optimization; part two took a look at query analysis and introduced...
November #SQLChat – Let’s Talk About Data Analysis!
A solid data analysis process and capable tools are key components of a strong data professional's skill set. Join IDERA (@Idera_Software) and...
We’ll See You at PASS Summit 2018!
It’s that time of year again! IDERA is excited to see everyone at PASS Summit 2018! This year’s summit will take place from November...
How can DevOps help database teams improve software delivery?
DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) published a detailed report on the state of DevOps entitled "Accelerate: State of DevOps 2018: Strategies...
Secrets of FireDAC: Pagination With Grids And LiveBindings
If you want to display only a range of results from a recordset you can using paging (otherwise known as pagination) to do so. It is a common...
What is NoSQL and Why Should I Care?
Many database professionals have historically worked with traditional relational database management systems (DBMS) such as Microsoft SQL Server,...
Secrets Of FireDac: Last Inserted Auto Generated Id And Enterprise Connectors
A common pattern when inserting data into a database table which has an auto increment field set on it is to use an SQL query to select the last...
SQL Diagnostic Manager 10.3 General Availability
We are pleased to announce the general availability of SQL Diagnostic Manager 10.3. Existing users may upgrade to this version through...
SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL 8.7 General Availability
We are pleased to announce the general availability of SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL 8.7. Existing users may upgrade to this version through...
Secrets Of FireDAC: Dynamic Where Clause Using Conditional Substitution Macros
If you are using FireDAC and building your SQL queries manually you may be using more verbose code than is needed. FireDAC has a feature called...
July #SQLChat – Death of the DBA
“The DBA is dying” has been a common concept for at least 15 - 20 years. What makes this time period different? Join IDERA...
TEMP is A Four Letter Word
It’s not uncommon to observe rampant over reliance of database application code on TEMP tables, most often as a SQL language programming...