Principal Program Manager, SQL Server, Microsoft. SQL MCM.
New York, USA
Joined October 2011
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Now this is interesting... Limited public preview of the ABORT_QUERY_EXECUTION query hint intended to let administrators block future execution of known problematic queries. #AzureSQL techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Learn how to monitor your #AzureSQL Databases and Instances with Database Watcher on Data Exposed with @AnalyticAnna & @bobwardms.
Watch 📺: msft.it/6009lluNx
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If you are a SQL, or any Microsoft data platform professional, consider following my colleague John Deardruff. His insights are always worth checking out. SQL Database Watcher is definitely something worth checking out!
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I've been spending all day setting up and playing with the new Database Watcher for #AzureSQL and it is AWESOME! Find out more: techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Come see your SQL Perfmon in the cloud by @bobwardms 👨✈️
Come learn the latest innovations for monitoring technologies for SQL Server and @AzureSQL 🛫
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Hey folks - looking for feedback about monitoring - I promise it will take less than 30 seconds to answer!
When monitoring databases and their perf in near real time, is it ok to sometimes see a temporary inconsistency in the latest monitoring data? Example: observing 5 databases on a SQL instance for a few minutes when you actually have 10.
#azuresql #sqlserver
69%Not ok
31%5% inconsistent is ok
48 votes • Final results Dimitri Furman retweeted
When monitoring databases and their perf in near real time, is it ok to sometimes see a temporary inconsistency in the latest monitoring data? Example: observing 5 databases on a SQL instance for a few minutes when you actually have 10.
#azuresql #sqlserver
69%Not ok
31%5% inconsistent is ok
48 votes • Final resultsWhen monitoring databases and their perf in near real time, is it ok to sometimes see a temporary inconsistency in the latest monitoring data? Example: observing 5 databases on a SQL instance for a few minutes when you actually have 10.
#azuresql #sqlserver
69%Not ok
31%5% inconsistent is ok
48 votes • Final resultsApparently not too many people know this: you can create user-defined extended events from T-SQL with sp_trace_generateevent. Yep, that's a SQL Trace stored proc that works with XE, now documented: learn.microsoft.com/sql/rela…
#sqlserver #azuresql #teamxe
Dimitri Furman retweeted
"Azure SQL Database Hypserscale will be the same price as commercial OSS databases - General Available mid-December" #PASSDataSummit
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Exciting announcements at #PASSDataSummit today for #AzureSQL #Hyperscale:
Simplified pricing: aka.ms/hsignite2023
Preview of PRMS / MOPRMS hardware for #Hyperscale elastic pools: aka.ms/hsep-prms
Hyperscale is the DB with great price-performance for all workloads!
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For the XE fans out there, more info from @DimitriFurman on recent improvements: techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
🎉 Surprise! We released SSMS 19.2 today - check out the release notes to see what's new, and what we fixed! Spoiler: many* of you will now be able to use the Live Data Viewer with XE in Azure SQL DB and Azure SQL MI 🫶
learn.microsoft.com/sql/ssms…
[Blog]: Improving Extended Events in Azure SQL techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
Open xel files from blob storage directly in SSMS, watch live data, use XEvent Profiler, and more. Download the freshly minted SSMS v19.2 and give it a try.
#azuresql, #teamxe
Dimitri Furman retweeted
🎉 Surprise! We released SSMS 19.2 today - check out the release notes to see what's new, and what we fixed! Spoiler: many* of you will now be able to use the Live Data Viewer with XE in Azure SQL DB and Azure SQL MI 🫶
learn.microsoft.com/sql/ssms…
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SSMS users, this question's for you...
What are the connection options you use most that would be helpful to have on the main page (so not just server, auth, UN & PW)?
Too many for a poll, so please reply.. Thank you!!
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[Blog] with practical examples for using Microsoft #Purview to provide at-scale access to performance data in #AzureSQL and #SQLServer
techcommunity.microsoft.com/… #DatabaseSecurity
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There's a new preview in #AzureSQL for Degree of Parallelism Feedback! Please self-nominate if you think it would help your workload: bit.ly/3oRBOVz