Office Hours - 1/11/2017

FromSQL Server Pain Relief: Office Hours

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Office Hours - 1/11/2017

FromSQL Server Pain Relief: Office Hours

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Jan 11, 2017

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This week, Brent, Erik, Tara, and Richie discuss restoring databases from Enterprise Edition to Standard Edition servers, their favorite way of collecting SQL server metrics, extended events, career advice, how to tell what processes SQL uses memory for, and much more!

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Jan 11, 2017

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