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    According to the Microsoft SQLNCli team blog, SQL Server, codename "Denali", will be the last release to support OLE DB. Here is what they are currently saying The next release of Microsoft SQL Server, codename “Denali”, will be the last release t…

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    If you missed Tech·Ed North America 2011, I have compiled a list of all the SQL Server videos for you. Each one links directly to the video, have fun watching it all Microsoft SQL Server Code-Named "Denali" AlwaysOn Series,Part 1: Introducing the…

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    Someone asked about this error this morning and I decided to turn it into a blog post. Basically the person was using the designer/editor in SSMS to delete a row, the table didn't have a key and the rows were not unique, he got the following error: The…

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    Today at PASS the SQL Server team has publicly announced the first Community Technology Preview of the next version of SQL Server code named Denali. You can download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=6a04f16f-f6be-4f92…

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    The new Dynamic Management Views in SQL Server Denali

    by SQLDenis on Nov 09, 2010 in categories Data Modelling & Design. Article views: 1471 views

    With SQL Server Denali CTP1 come 20 new dynamic management views, this brings the total number of dynamic management views to 155 Here is a list of the new dynamic management views, included is also the type of the dynamic management view…

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    If you have a stored procedure which returns two result sets up till now there was now way to get the meta data easily about the first result set. Let's take a look what is new in SQL Server Denali, first create this very simple stored procedure. cre…

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    Don't install Denali BIDS side by side with a 2008 instance

    by SQLDenis on Nov 09, 2010 in categories Data Modelling & Design. Article views: 3758 views

    If you already have a SQL Server 2008 or a SQL Server 2008 R2 instance then do not install SQL Server Denali as a named instance. If you do so then your current SSIS development environment will be broken. There is a reason there are virtual machines, I…

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    With every version of SQL Server come warnings about features/code that is deprecated. You can use the sys.dm_os_performance_counters dynamic management view to find what these deprecated features are. If you run the following query on SQL Server De…

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    SQL Server Denali makes it much easier to do paging compared to previous versions of SQL Server. In SQL Server 2005 or 2008 you would do something like the following to skip the first 50 rows WITH cte AS (SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY number) AS…

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    Debugging In SQL Server Denali

    by SQLDenis on Nov 09, 2010 in categories Database Programming, Microsoft SQL Server. Article views: 1201 views

    Debugging has been improved in SQL Server Denali, here is a quick video that shows you how you can set a break point hit count and then while debugging it will stop when it hits that value. Of course stuff like this has been around forever in Visual Studio, I am glad that it now is also available in SSMS

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