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PowerShell Learning – SSRS Data Source Mystery – Part 3 of 4

Posted onApril 25, 2017May 30, 20171 Comment

Here is a continuation blog on things I learned to do with PowerShell to fix an issue in my day-to-day task list.  This one may not be daily, but I think it might help someone out there. Previous Posts: Part 1 of 4 Part 2 of 4 Issue: A couple weeks ago we had a Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, PowerShell, SQL

PowerShell Learning – SQL Migration for the SQL DBA — Part 2 of 4

Posted onApril 11, 2017April 11, 2017Leave a comment

Continuing on my PowerShell learning journey, this is part two of my series for the SQL DBA. This will focus on the DBATools utility that was originally built for SQL Migration by Chrissy LeMaire (t) and has evolved into an awesome tool that will help your average DBA automate tasks and be able to get Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, PowerShell, SQL

Identify Problem – Check :: Fix Problem – Uhh!

Posted onMarch 20, 2017March 21, 2017Leave a comment

Have you ever racked your brain as to why a server looks busy, but the overall health of the server is fine? There is no obvious answer for what could be causing the issue you are experiencing. Server History This issue has plagued me for a month regarding one server. We have a server that Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, SQL

PowerShell Learning for the SQL DBA — Part 1 of 4

Posted onMarch 7, 2017March 7, 2017Leave a comment

In years past I have attempted to learn PowerShell numerous times.  Usually I just hack together a solution to a current problem I am trying to solve.  I never really sat down and learned the fundamentals.  As my SQL environment grows and interesting requests come in from management and other internal partners I see the Read More …

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Where did my backup compression go?? Oh, I found it.

Posted onFebruary 14, 2017February 14, 2017Leave a comment

Good morning everyone… I cannot tell you how excited I  am to be posting my first #TSQL2SDay blog.  I am an avid follower of the hash tag each month and read all the great blogs that are published.  This is the first topic since I went live with my blog in January that I can actually Read More …

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What is blocking my SQL traffic??

Posted onJanuary 31, 2017January 31, 2017Leave a comment

In this day and age of security breaches and data leaks, IT departments continue to find new ways to prevent these issues.  I work for a company in the financial sector and we are always undergoing a security audit of some kind. Once these audits are complete there are always new procedures and policies around Read More …

CategoriesBlogging, SQLTagsBlog, Networking, SQL

Did someone say SQL Server AUTOPILOT?

Posted onJanuary 20, 2017January 24, 2017Leave a comment

  After trying for years, in 2016, I was finally able to attend a SQLskills training class.  I was sure this in-depth knowledge would take my SQL skills to the next level (no pun intended) and, man was I right!  That was truly a week to remember and my brain has never absorbed so much awesome Read More …

CategoriesSQLTagsDBCC, SQL

Hello Blogging World!

Posted onJanuary 11, 2017January 24, 20171 Comment

This is something that I have wanted to start doing for some time now.  I always talk myself out of it, saying no one will read it, no one cares what I have to say or I do not know how to write blog posts. However, this year I have really taken some time to Read More …

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