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SQL Server (Azure) DBA | AI – BI
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  • Craig Freedman

Craig Freedman’s Query Processing Series – June 2006: The Foundations

Back in June 2006, Craig Freedman — at the time a developer on the SQL Server query processing team at Microsoft — started a blog about how SQL Server actually executes queries. Almost twenty years later it is still one…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 15 juli 2026
  • CES

Just say YES to CES in SQL Server 2025

The demo of Bob Ward about new features was nice, but lacked a bit of a CES demo. A few customers always ask what is the best way to sync changed data between locations, Triggers perhaps?! (Just yoking). So I…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 1 juli 2026
  • SQL Server Agent

SQL Server Agent Job Visualizer

If you have a lot of database maintenance jobs on different schedules it is hard to see which ones overlap and are not taking advantage of resources. The job visualizers I know are mostly reporting based and hard to get…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 10 juni 2026
  • Availability Group

SQL Server 2016 Availability Group migration

SQL Server 2016 is about to retire in July. If you’re not planning to swipe the corporate credit card for ESUs… it’s migration season.And honestly, moving your AG databases doesn’t have to be a drama-filled weekend project.Spin up a fresh…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 5 juni 2026
  • Performance Tuning

AI Automatic Query Tuning – Azure vs Claude DBA

This is what Microsoft can do for you. ( ) Well how can a DBA do this in a simple way? You analyze it with Claude code using Brent Ozar’s sp_BlitzIndex @AI = 2. You want the query and…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 21 mei 2026
  • Performance Tuning

Automate sp_BlitzIndex AI processing

I saw Brent Ozar on Youtube Performance Tuning and going back to the stone-ages using @AI = 2 in sp_BlitzIndex, copy/edit/paste and again paste your precious time and save money by using a smart app and keep the focus on…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 20 mei 2026
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  • Performance Tuning

SQL Server 2025 backup/restore with compression options

SQL Server 2025 gives you new backup compression algorithms that can dramatically reduce backup size and I/O — often without increasing CPU load. The “best” algorithm isn’t universal. It depends on your data, your hardware, and your restore-time requirements. The…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 19 mei 2026
  • TSQL-Mysteries

@Table variables, Cost Threshold for Parallelism and.. “Parallelism-eligible operators” … uhh

Using @tabel variables in the past was a good reason for getting fired, because the engine thought you gonna put 1 row in, so the cost for the execution plan were low, so no parallelism in the operators. However now,…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 15 mei 2026
  • TSQL-Mysteries

DropIndexes… are you sure?

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 15 mei 2026
  • Performance Tuning

User Defined Functions, plan cache and why not parallel..

If there is a large (10 tables and some temp tables), complex query and in the select is a calculation with a lot of column values from different tables and the execution plans shows nested loops inside nested loops ..…

  • Ronald de Groot
  • 13 mei 2026
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