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SQL Server problem: Excessive paging and memory bottlenecks
16 April 08 12:02 AM | SQL Master | 2 Comments   

Paging and Memory bottlenecks are quite common when a performance problem strikes on your SQL Server. As we discussed here previously and relevant blog posts below talks about them: Paging and Available Memory for Operating sysem, what you need to know? Read More...

Filed under: sql server, memory, audit, pagesize, logical disk, paging, bottlenecks

SQL Server 2005 using Cryptography & Encryption what they are for?
13 September 07 05:46 AM | SQL Master | 2 Comments   

Since the inception of SQL Server 2005 data encryption and cryptography functionality has elevated to a new level, this wasn't the case until SQL 2000 version. The overall security improvements within SQL 2005 is mainly with 'certficate' authentication, Read More...

Filed under: performance, sql server, microsoft, security, databases, audit, encryption, authentication, authorization, cryptography

Information and issues with Kerberos security within SQL Server 2005?
31 August 07 02:45 AM | SQL Master | 2 Comments   

What is the Kerberos Authentication? What are the security features difference between Windows 2000 and 2003 versions? How it is behaved within Failover Clustering? How to enable Kerberos Authentication Including SQL Server Virtual Servers on Server Clusters? Read More...

Filed under: sql server, security, audit, windows, authentication, clustering, failover, kerberos

Trigger a trigger event when a new trigger is created
29 May 07 02:50 AM | SQL Master | 1 Comments   

Trigger a trigger event when a new trigger is created, for a moment I was muffled with number of times you need to mention to call the subject. So looking at the need you will have to ask whether it is possible or not. Coming to the subject, yes it is Read More...

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