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Explaining the IBM-HCL Partnership

Explaining the IBM-HCL Partnership

It's been a little more than two years since IBM and HCL Technologies entered into their 15-year partnership, but there's still a lot of confusion around their collaborative motives. Putting their efforts toward marginal software hasn't been a primary concern; rather,...

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Reducing the Use of TempDB to Keep Costs Down

Reducing the Use of TempDB to Keep Costs Down

There comes a time in everyone's life that they need to be concerned about tempdb. I know… we all have configured it correctly and it's running great. The application and all of the developers are using it like crazy …Wait… that may not be a good thing. Right?...

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Key Differences Between SQL, NoSQL, and NewSQL

Key Differences Between SQL, NoSQL, and NewSQL

Whether you pronounce it "S-Q-L" or "sequel," we interact with SQL, NoSQL, or NewSQL in one way or another everyday, but what exactly is the difference between them? The fact of the matter is that, although they're all types of databases, each one is very different...

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Three Text Highlighting Tricks with PuTTY

Three Text Highlighting Tricks with PuTTY

PuTTY is a free, cross-platform terminal program that supports SSH, telnet, and raw socket connections. For authentication it supports public key and kerberos single-sign-on. This application, is one of the oldest clients for Microsoft Windows, released by Simon...

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CTEs and Client Statistics

CTEs and Client Statistics

CTEs may not be used for performance but there are times they could help you from a performance standpoint. The following example uses the same logic written in a way to use three different types of temporary objects. It shows what is done with each process using...

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Setup AD for AlwaysOn Listener

Setup AD for AlwaysOn Listener

When you create a new Availability Group there are a couple of administrative tasks that should be completed before creating your Availability Group within SQL Server. This will elevate any domain permission issues when you are trying to create your Availability Group...

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