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This post is participating in Adam Machanic’s new invention and exciting blog party tradition in SQL Server community known as T-SQL Tuesday. Here is my second story for T-SQL Tuesday #002: A Puzzling Situation as I didn’t get to participate for the first one. This particular issue happened to me last year and its worth sharing with . . . → Read More: T-SQL Tuesday #002 : A Puzzling Situation [2] This post is participating in Adam Machanic’s new invention and exciting blog party tradition in SQL Server community known as T-SQL Tuesday. Here is my story for T-SQL Tuesday #002: A Puzzling Situation without any further delay. I encountered my share of puzzling situations in my career but this story really stands out as it put me . . . → Read More: T-SQL Tuesday #002 : A Puzzling Situation [1] Starting from SQL Server 2005, BACKUPS can be taken using CHECKSUM option. This option is going to be extremely valuable for error detection if you have set the PAGE_VERIFY database option either to CHECKSUM or TORN_PAGE_DETECTION. The CHECKSUM/TORN_PAGE_DETECTION value of the page is re-calculated and checked with the original value set on the page provided the page . . . → Read More: How to check if backups in SQL Server are taken using BACKUP CHECKSUM? 2009 was a successful year for me, a lot of good things happened and finished off the year with a new addition (daughter born on Dec 30) to the family. Going into 2010, I want to make sure to dedicate few hours of time every day to spend with family and at the same time concentrate . . . → Read More: Goals for 2010 |
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