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Changing Storage in an Always On Environment

Changing Storage in an Always On Environment

I was recently given a task to move a few multi-terabyte databases inside of an availability group from SAN A to SAN B within a 10-minute window. The good news was there was plenty of time to plan and prepare. For the purpose of this example, I will be using a very...

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Always On Changing Cluster Configuration

Always On Changing Cluster Configuration

There are situations where you would want to change the Windows cluster configuration so a failover does NOT occur. Failovers can occur due to quorum (error: The Cluster service is shutting down because quorum was lost) can't be reached for a short period of time when...

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SQL Server Statistics and Trace Flag 2371

SQL Server Statistics are small, lightweight objects that describe the distribution of data in a SQL Server table or column. The SQL Server query optimizer uses statistics to estimate how many rows will be returned by parts of your query. This heavily influences the...

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SQL Server Management Studio SSMS SSPI Error

SQL Server Management Studio SSMS SSPI Error

Have you ever run into an SSPI error in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)? In this blog entry, we will show you 2 ways you can fix your SSPI error in SQL Server. SSPI Error: Cannot connect. The target principal name is incorrect. Cannot generate SSPI context Details...

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Accessing Db2 from the Command Line

Accessing Db2 from the Command Line

Most Db2 DBAs administer Db2 at the command line. The command line provides a rich and powerful interface with Db2, and has a lot of options. Many other users may wish to access Db2 at the command line as well. Developers and system administrators are just a few of...

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