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Our customer got the following error message: Msg 40515, Level 15, State 1, Line 19 – Reference to database and/or server name in ‘DbName.dbo.TableName’ is not supported in this version of SQL Server, executing the following TSQL: select * in… Continue reading Lesson Learned #307:Reference to database and/or server name is not supported in this version
In some situations, we found that our application reported the following error message: A transport-level error has occurred when receiving results from the server. (provider: TCP Provider, error: 2 – Connection was terminated )
Working wit… Continue reading Lesson Learned #306: TCP Provider, error: 2 – Connection was terminated
Today, we worked on a service request that our customer is using Hikaki pooler and time to time they got the following error message: HikariPool-1 – Connection ConnectionID:18 ClientConnectionId: xxxx-xxxx-xxx marked as broken because of SQLSTATE(… Continue reading Lesson Learned #305: Client Connection marked as broken because of SQLSTATE(08S01)
Prove Your Skill
Are you up for this challenge? I need to ask you before we get started. Let me make this point clear, in this challenge, there is no losing, it’s either you WIN or you WIN. Meaning, you have so much to win by participating in t… Continue reading Power Apps Challenge: Peer-to-Peer Mentorship App
by Hugo Affaticati (Technical Program Manager), Tonny Wong (Principal Product Manager), Jon Shelley (Principal TPM Manager), and John Lee (Principal Product Manager).
Introduction
The NC A100 v4-series virtual machines (VMs) on Azure offe… Continue reading Tackling AI Inference workloads on Azure’s NC A100 v4 virtual machines with time to spare
By Hugo Affaticati – Technical Program Manager
Useful resources:
Information on the NC A100 v4-series: Microsoft
Information on MIG: NVIDIA
In this document, o… Continue reading A quick start guide to benchmarking AI models in Azure: MLPerf Inference v2.1 on Multi-Instance GPU
Welcome back to another episode of Armchair Architects as part of the Azure Enablement show. Today we’re going to talk about data, but not just any data. We’re going to talk about this phenomenon called dark data and what do you do about it. I hadn’t h… Continue reading Armchair Architects: Is Big Data Turning into Dark Data?
We’ve said it before, we’re saying it now, and we’ll keeping saying it: it is critical to keep your Exchange servers updated. This means installing the latest available Cumulative Update (CU) and Security Update (SU) on all your Exchange servers (and i… Continue reading Protect Your Exchange Servers