Author: Kenneth Igiri

Kenneth Igiri is an Enterprise Architect with eProcess International S.A., Ecobank Group's Shared Services Centre. Kenneth has over fifteen years' experience in Information Technology with nine of those years focused on SQL Server and Oracle databases. His interests include Database Performance, HADR, Cloud Computing, Data Architecture and Enterprise Architecture. Asides from work, Kenneth teaches at Children's Church, writes faith-based fiction and helps small businesses grow. You can connect with Kenneth via his blog https://kennethigiri.com, LinkedIn, or on Amazon.com.

Accelerated Database Recovery in SQL Server 2019

Database administration, Database Optimization & Structure

An Overview of Traditional Recovery As with all relational database systems, SQL Server guarantees...
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Using Alerts and Operators in SQL Server

Database administration, Database Optimization & Structure, Security

Introduction With all the advancements in SQL Server and data, it feels great that such native SQL tools as Alerts and Operators are still...
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Deploying a SQL Server Docker Container

Containers, Docker, Tools & technologies

Introduction Containerization has become the dominant topic after the Server Virtualization and Cloud Computing Eras. While many thought...
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Filtering Data in T-SQL

Languages & Coding, T-SQL

Introduction In most scenarios when working with data, users do not require all the data in each...
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Using Transaction ROLLBACK in SQL Server

Database administration, Statements, Transaction Log

Introduction Very recently, a colleague of mine came to me in desperation owning up that he had issued an update statement without a WHERE...
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SQL Always On Availability Groups: Computer Objects

Availability Groups, Database administration

SQL Server Always On Availability Groups is Microsoft’s latest technology for addressing the High Availability and Disaster Recovery...
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Switching Out Table Partitions in SQL Server: A Walkthrough

Database development, Tables

Introduction A few years ago we were tasked with a business requirement for card data in a specific...
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AlwaysOn Availability Groups: Quorum

Availability Groups, Database administration

SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups is Microsoft’s latest technology for addressing the High Availability and Disaster Recovery needs...
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Everything you Need to Know about Database Normalization

Database administration, Database Optimization & Structure

The Relational Model of data management was first developed by Dr. Edgar F. Codd in 1969. Modern relational database management systems...
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Parameter Sniffing Primer

Database development, Stored Procedures

Introduction Developers are often told to use stored procedures in order to avoid the so-called ad...
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