Office Hours - 12/12/2018

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Office Hours - 12/12/2018

FromSQL Server Pain Relief: Office Hours

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Dec 12, 2018

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This week, Erik and Richie discuss TSQL classes, scalar functions, index reorganize vs rebuild, daily image backups on a fringe SQL server on VMWare, number of databases per AG, best practices for ETL operations, and more!

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