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I was approached to revisit the details of how Error Message 833 is detected and reported.
SQL Server has encountered %d occurrence(s) of I/O requests taking longer than %d seconds to complete on file [%ls] in data… Continue reading How It Works: How is SQL Server Error 833, 15 Sec I/O Detected
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Yesterday I had a discussion with a customer and realized that the BCP, TDS pattern could use a bit of documentation.
Customer Scenario/Question: I am using BCP.exe to import a large data set. BCP…. Continue reading How It Works: BULK INSERT (BCP) TDS Traffic
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Note: We received feedback that there was some confusion on us calling this functionality “tail of the log caching” because our documentation and prior history has referred to the tail of the log as the portion of the hard… Continue reading How It Works (It Just Runs Faster): Non-Volatile Memory SQL Server Tail Of Log Caching on NVDIMM
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Last March I moved from 22 years in SQL Server support to the SQL Server development team, working on SQL Server on Linux project and reporting to Slava Oks. As Slava highlights in his recent blog post, he also … Continue reading SQL Server on Linux: ELF and PE Images Just Work
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In my last post I highlighted the marriage of PE and ELF images within the same process space to build SQL Server on Linux. In this post I will expand upon the dbgbridge component, as mentioned by Slav… Continue reading SQL Server on Linux: Debugging ELF and PE Images (dbgbridge)
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You are aware of our statements indicating “Microsoft Loves Linux.” Over the last couple of years the open source activities at Microsoft have accelerated all around me. Recently I blogged about the design of o… Continue reading SQL Server on Linux: An LLDB Debugging Tale
Today, I worked on an interesting service that our customer has implemented a Private Endpoint for Azure SQL Database and they want that only some subnets of the VNET might be able to connect, they asked how to do it.
Well, the firs… Continue reading Lesson Learned #186: Firewall protection using Private Endpoint
Normalization is at the core of every SIEM, and Microsoft Sentinel is no exception. The Advanced Security Information Model (ASIM) is Microsoft Sentinel’s normalization engine. Until now, you had to deploy ASIM from Microsoft Sentinel’s GitHub. Startin… Continue reading New! Normalization is now built-in Microsoft Sentinel