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How to pass table as parameter in stored procedure  (Unpublished)

In this post I will explain how to pass table as parameter in stored procedure with example. Table-Valued Parameters is a new feature of Microsoft SQL Server 2008. In earlier versions of SQL Server it is not possible to pass table variable in store procedure as parameter.


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Cannot connect to local SQL Server Express 2008 R2  (Unpublished)

Many Times we come across a very common error in Sql Server Express 2008 r2... i.e. Cannot Connect to local sql server..


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Sample Database for SQL SERVER 2012  (Unpublished)

Adventure Works sample databases for SQL Server 2012 is available for download


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Some notes on performance tuning with NHibernate  (Unpublished)

A few weeks back, I spent an intensive day performance tuning parts of a, to me, relatively unfamiliar part of our codebase. Like it often is, the biggest optimizations were to be found in how we work with the database. The topics discussed are mostly common knowledge for long time NHibernate users,...


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How to enable filestream  (Unpublished)

Filestream is a feature of SQL Server 2008 to save blob data in SQL Server. There are difference ways to enable filestream feature in SQL Server. Using SQL Server configuration manager Filestream can be enabled from SQL Server configuration manager. SQL Server configuration manager is locat...


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Increasing performance of SSIS Packages  (Unpublished)

Article talks about increasing the performance of SSIS Packages


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SQL Server: Disable Logon Trigger Using DAC to Resolve Login Problem  (Unpublished)

To restrict only valid user IPs to login to SQL Server, I forgot to mention my own IP in safe list, now cann't login. How to resolve it.


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SQL Server Query Optimization:NOLOCK and CTE (Common Table Expressios)  (Unpublished)

SQL Server query Optimization techniques involving NOLOCK and Common Table Expressions.


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SQL Server: Automatically Detect and Kill Long Running Processes  (Unpublished)

You can not stay login on production servers all the time to detect long running query, so how to detect long running processes and kill them automatically if they are exceeding a specific amount of time. As well as sending a mail to DBA team that how a process was creating problems, so it is kille...


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SQL Server: Script to Start and Stop a New Trace without Using Profile  (Unpublished)

SQL Server Profiler is an useful tool, but basically, important part of profiler is trace which this graphical interface shows. Trace data can be collected and saved with in a file, even without using SQL Server Profiler graphical interface.


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SQL Server 2012– Slipstream Updates Has Changed  (Unpublished)

As of SQL Server 2012 it is easier to slipstream the latest service packs and cumulative updates to create new SQL Server installations. It is a slow process to first install SQL Server and then apply the latest updates afterwards. In this post I guide you through the required steps.


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SQL Server: Query to Find Upcoming birthdays for Current Week  (Unpublished)

A common query, for Human Resource databases or different social sites is to find out employee/subscribers name who’s birthday is coming in near future i.e. (In current week, or in next given days).


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SQL Server: Why We Should Avoid NOLOCK Table Hint in DELETE/UPDATE Que  (Unpublished)

Why using NOLOCK table hint with DELETE or UPDATE queries could be a big mistake.


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A comparison of SQL Bulk insert methods  (Unpublished)

Using dot net and MSSQL/ADO.Net there are a variety of methods for inserting large amounts of data into SQL. These range from regular inserts to SQL Bulk copy. In this article I compare the performance of several bulk insert methods and some of the performance characteristics of these methods.


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