Tinkering with Fabric Data Factory Framework Functionality
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Quick and Effective Migration Between CosmosDB Collections Using ADF
This document aims to explain the process of using ADF (Azure data Factory) to make a copy of a Cosmos DB (Instance A) collection into a new collection in another Cosmos DB Instance effectively and cost effectively. For example, here is our Instance …
How to Optimize Power BI Semantic Model Performance with Vertipaq Analyzer
The performance of a Power BI semantic model – formerly known as dataset – depends on a variety of factors. One of the biggest influences is the data model itself: did you put everything into one single big table (you might found out writing DAX might …
[Video] Office Hours in Snowy Telluride, Colorado
On a beautiful sunny afternoon in the mountains, I went through your top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento. Audio is a little rough on this one because I used a new wireless microphone and forgot to put the wind shield on it. If you …
Does Your GROUP BY Order Matter?
Sometimes when you do GROUP BY, the order of the columns does matter. For example, these two SELECT queries produce different results:CREATE INDEX Location_DisplayName ON dbo.Users(Location, DisplayName); SELECT TOP 100 Location, DisplayName, COUNT(*) …
Managed Vs Unmanaged Tables – Data Engineering with Fabric
Managed Vs Unmanaged Tables Microsoft Fabric was released as general availability on November 15th, 2023. I will be creating a series of articles to get you up to speed on how to manipulate data in the lake house using Spark. I really like the speed of …
Free Live Webcasts: Slide & Demo Versions of How to Think Like the Engine
You’re comfortable writing queries to get the data you need. But you’re uncomfortable if someone asks you how it works, how SQL Server and Azure SQL DB turn your queries into results. You know there are execution plans, but … you’re u …
Department of Redundancy Department
Ever wonder all the reasons that we use databases instead of file systems? While we don’t think of it too much anymore, the first reason that databases came into existence was to remove redundancies. The first source of redundancy back in the dar …
Correct SQL Server Transactional Replication Issues with T-SQL and SSMS
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Find Unused or Backup Tables
In this article, I am going to demonstrate how we can identify the unused tables of a given SQL database. As a database administrator, we must keep an audit of the database objects. You are administrating a database that has hundreds of tables and some …
The difference between BIN2 and Case-Sensitive collations in SQL
A common question that arises in SQL Server collation discussions is whether a binary collation (BIN2) is functionally equivalent to a case-sensitive collation that is sensitive to all aspects of sensitivity (for instance, Latin1_General_100_CS_AS). In …
The Benefits of Volunteering at SQL Saturdays
Editor note: The call for volunteer and speakers is open at on the Pass Data Community Summit 2024 site for this year’s Summit coming up in Seattle November 4-8! Volunteering for local data events large and small is a great way to get into …
[Video] Office Hours: Speed Round
Not all of the questions y’all post at https://pollgab.com/room/brento require long-winded answers. Let’s conquer 22 questions in 15 minutes! Here’s what we discussed: 00:00 Start 01:05 JoseDBA: We just started monitoring our AlwaysOn …
SQL Server to PostgreSQL Database Schema Conversion
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Option Recompile is a Magic Turbo Button That Actually Works.
I didn’t say that – Guy Glantser did. Guy Glantser is an Israeli SQL Server guru with a ton of great presentations on YouTube. I’ve had the privilege of hanging out with him in person a bunch of times over the year, and I’ll alw …