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Continue reading →: MAP(Microsoft Assessment and Planning Tool kit) 6.5 for SQL Server Discovery
Hello Folks! In this Blog Post let’s see how to make use of MAP tool for discovering all of your SQL Servers in your Environment. MAP is one of the wonderful tools(free) provided by Microsoft, which basically scans all over your Network and present you with a wonderful report on…
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Continue reading →: How to Truncate/Delete all Tables in a SQL Server Database?
How to Truncate/Delete all Tables in a SQL Server Database in three simple steps???? Howdy! In this post let’s see how to truncate/delete all the tables in a given SQL Server Database and few important considerations while doing so. Today, I had a request from one of my Application teams…
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Continue reading →: SQL Server 2012 CU1 Released!!
Microsoft has released CU1 for SQL Server 2012 RTM within 3 weeks of the initial release of the product, which has more than 50 fixes! This is something really interesting to me which I’ve never seen(at least I don’t remember) where they had fixes for ~50 bugs in a Cumulative…
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Continue reading →: Windows Drive(s) Space Statistics – Few useful Tools!
Hey Folks! Let me introduce you to couple of my personal favorite tools for quickly understanding the space distribution on your Hard Drives on your Windows Servers. I Bet, almost all of us might have been in a “Drive running Out of space” situation at least once in our career.…
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Continue reading →: What’s my SSAS version??…
How to verify your SSAS Version? Remember, we can’t run Select @@Version connecting to SSAS. Let’s see couple of ways where we can get this info. By Connecting to SSAS from SSMS: Right Click on the Instance and navigate to Reports->General as shown below. We can see version information as…
