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Month: January 2018

The Story of the Stubborn Transaction Log

Posted onJanuary 26, 20182 Comments

Two weeks ago I was on-call and at 4:45AM Saturday morning my phone rang and the dreaded contact “NOC” was on the screen.  After finding my phone and answering, the NOC technician explained that we had a Tier 2 server that had the log drive out of space.  After letting them know I would check Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, SQL, Troubleshooting

#100DaysOfCode – Challenge Accepted

Posted onJanuary 20, 20181 Comment

This past Friday I was browsing the Twitter-verse and noticed in my notifications column that Shane O’Neil (b | t) had sent a challenge to Jason Squires (b | t) and myself.  And always being up for a challenge I said I was in before even researching what I was signing up for. Further research Read More …

Categories#100DaysOfCode, Blogging

Ghost Replication and the Growing Log File

Posted onJanuary 13, 2018Leave a comment

I know it is a weird time to be putting out a blog post.  But I have 28 hours to keep my goal of 52 blogs in 52 weeks going.  You say it is only week two and you are this far behind.  This week was hectic since I was on-call at work. So I Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, SQL, Troubleshooting

Building a Test Environment to Collaborate on dbatools

Posted onJanuary 3, 2018Leave a comment

Problem It has been a little over a year since I ran across the community that is dbatools.  Not in my career have I seen an online community of professionals been this welcoming and helpful to people on a daily basis.  dbatools is a collection of PowerShell functions that makes the life of a Microsoft Read More …

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