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SQL Server 2008 - Worth the Wait

SQL Server’s first significant upgrade in three years features a number of envelope-pushing enhancements and improvements. Which will have the greatest impact on SQL administration and development? More...
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Audit Data Modifications
In this article new author TJay Belt describes a solution to Audit Data Modifications
SQL Server 2005 Database Options and Configuration Performance Audit Checklist
As part of your performance audit, you will need to examine each database located on each of your SQL Server instances and examine some basic database settings.
SQL Server 2005 Server Configuration Performance Audit Checklist Part 2
Part 2 of configuring SQL Server settings.
SQL Server 2005 Server Configuration Performance Audit Checklist : Part 1
Examine the key performance related SQL Server configuration settings.
SQL Server 2005 Performance Audit : Operating System Configuration Performance Checklist
Squeeze more performance out of SQL Server by optimizing Windows Server.
SQL Server 2005 Performance Audit : SQL Server Hardware Configuration Checklist
Start off your Audit by examining the performance of the hardware SQL Server runs on.
SQL Server 2005 Performance Audit : Introduction
Get started on SQL Server 2005 auditing with this introduction to the series.
DDL Triggers in SQL Server 2005
DDL Triggers are key improvement in SQL Server auditing, allowing tracking of events such as the creation of a new table, database or user.
New Index Locking Granularity in SQL Server 2005 Gives You More Options
While most DBAs are familiar with how locking works with tables, few DBAs are familiar with how SQL Server 2005 applies locking to indexes. That's right, indexes, just like tables, are subject to locking. And as most DBAs already know, inappropriate locking (in tables or indexes) can negatively affect the performance of SQL Server. By Brad M. McGehee.
How to Perform a SQL Server Performance Audit
Introduction to conducting a SQL Server Performance Audit


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