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We are excited to announce the general availability of Log Analytics data export, a capability that lets you continuously export ingested data for selected tables in your Log Analytics workspace, and sent it to an Azure storage account, or Azure E… Continue reading Azure Monitor Log Analytics data export is generally available!
Meetings held in Microsoft Teams have evolved significantly since the COVID-19 pandemic started. We have increasingly seen large meetings being hosted online, including company all-hands gatherings, town halls, and product launches.
These large meeting… Continue reading Best practices for successful large meetings in Microsoft Teams
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Scatter/gather capabilities allow more efficient memory to disk transfers reducing redundant memory copies, sorting and other activities applications may require to gain improved I/O performance.
If my memory serves… Continue reading SQL Server on Linux: Scatter/Gather == Vectored I/O
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As pointed out in my previous post, debugging on Linux brings a few new twists to those of us used to the Windows debugging landscape. One of these twists is the need to produce a core dump. On Linux a comm… Continue reading SQL Server On Linux: Core-minidumps and Breakpad
Microsoft partners like Cisco, Kanari AI, and Clockworks Data Innovation B.V. deliver transact-capable offers, which allow you to purchase directly from Azure Marketplace. Learn about these offers below:
Cisco SD-WAN for Azure Virtual WAN: Ext… Continue reading New transactable offers from Cisco, Kanari AI, and Clockworks Data Innovation in Azure Marketplace
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The trace flag 1222 can be very powerful and helpful in tracking down the cause of a deadlock when used correctly.
This week I was tracking down a blocking situation, which I expected the lock monitor to resolve … Continue reading How It Works: SQL Server Deadlock Trace Flag 1222 Output
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I ran into a scenario showing my session as suspended, awaiting command and blocked! My first thought was that this had to a bug.
As many of us have documented, for years, a sleeping, awaitin… Continue reading SQL Server Mysteries: The Case of the Suspended, Awaiting Command, and Blocked Session
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When starting SQL Server on Linux why are there two (2) sqlservr processes?
systemctl status mssql-servermssql-server.service – Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine… CGroup: /system.slice/mssql-server.s… Continue reading SQL Server on Linux: Why Do I Have Two SQL Server Processes?