Tag Archives for " Microsoft SQL Server "

Apr 23

Prerequisites for Installing SQL Server AlwaysOn

By Ginger Daniel | Installation , SQL Administration , SQL Server

Before implementing your AlwaysOn Availability Group, make sure you have everything in your environment ready to go. There are several prerequisites that need to be done to ensure a successful deployment. These prerequisites focus on your Windows environment, the SQL instances, and the databases to be included in your AlwaysOn group. Windows: Windows Server 2008 […]

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Feb 16

Top PerfMon Performance Counters for Determining Causes of Slow Response Times

By Jeffry Schwartz | Performance Tuning , SQL Server , Windows

Introduction Have you ever been placed in the position of being forced to address user complaints about how slow the system is performing without really knowing exactly where to begin looking? Some analysts begin with Task Manager or viewing the Windows event log. Others who are working with SQL Server search the ErrorLog for problems […]

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Jan 23

What’s new in SQL Server 2014?

By SQLRx Admin | SQL Server

This article excerpt, by Johan Åhlén, originally appeared here: http://bit.ly/1dARmgI Just when we thought that nothing could get any better than SQL Server 2012, Microsoft announced news around SQL Server 2014. There’s even a SQL Server 2014 website where you can get a free trial. So, what’s new and cool? Hekaton In-memory Database Capabilities Hekaton makes it […]

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