Thank you for taking the time to read my question. A little background before I get to the real question. We are building an application and we do not know how much volume we are going to get the firs
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In the begin of the unit of work I call to session.BeginTransdaction I noticed that even if no changes where done to the DB during the transaction the commit is still expensive.
I have planned to develop lead tracking software for our business which involvesCustomer Tracking service.
I\'m using MSTest under Visual Studio 2010 to test an ASP.NET MVC 3 project. I have a SQL Express 2005 DB that I\'d like it to use and I want a fresh instance of the DB every time, copied from a templ
I know that the normal way to shuffle results with SQL Server is to order by NEWID(), except I\'d like to instead use a weighted shuffle.
So I have a database with mixed authentication mode. I have a piece of software that connects to it. I was using this software since about January with no problems. I add a table to this database. Whe
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