Monthly Archives: July 2009

Active August

Posted on July 28, 2009 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

The other day on Twitter Mike Walsh ( Blog | Twitter ) was commenting to Chuck Boyce ( Blog | Twitter ) about how well he was doing with his recent weight loss program. One joke, and a bandwagon tweet … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Speaking Engagements

Posted on July 24, 2009 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

Looks like August is definitely shaping up to be a busy one for me! First I’ll be presenting at SQL Saturday #16 in South Florida. That takes place on Saturday, August 8th. I’m really excited for this event since it’ll … Continue reading →

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Recap: Performance Tuning and Query Optimization

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

Tonight was our monthly SQL Server User Group meeting and our featured presenter this evening was Plamen Ratchev (Blog) presenting on performance tuning and query optimization. First off, he has an awesome accent. I think he’s of Croatian descent from … Continue reading →

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Policy Based Management with SQL 2008

Posted on July 7, 2009 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

A few weeks back I presented at the Tampa SSUG meeting on Policy Based Management with SQL 2008. Unfortunately due to sickness and apparently my own laziness, I never got around to doing a follow-up post or posting my slide … Continue reading →

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How to Create a Server-Side Trace with SQL Profiler

Posted on July 7, 2009 by Jorge Segarra 2 Comments

This morning on Twitter my friend (and as per request, “handsome moron”, but trust me he’s no moron) Jeremiah Peschka (Twitter) asked about scheduled traces. I suggested he do a server-side trace. Unfortunately when you Google how to do this … Continue reading →

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