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Tag: Windows Server

Storage Testing – Cheap and Fast?!

November 18, 2023 Sean Gallardy 2 Comments

I’ve been playing around with some different NVMe drives lately, looking at different performance characteristics and when I saw the…

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Posted in: Hardware, Storage Filed under: Always On, automatic Seeding, Availability Groups, HADR, hardware, nvme, SQL Server, ssd, Storage, Windows Server

olved steries #5 – FCI Node Fails To Online After Patching

November 6, 2023 Sean Gallardy 1 Comment

The first video olved stery! In this one we look at an FCI node that will not come online after…

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Posted in: CUs and GDRs, HA/DR, olved stery, SQL Server Filed under: Always On, FCI, HADR, olved steries, olved stery, Patching, SQL Server, Windows Server, WSFC

Auditing To the Security Event Log – SQL Server Error 33204 and OS Error 8

March 22, 2022 Sean Gallardy 1 Comment

It’s Great When No One Asks Questions You’re taking the best steps to track what goes on in your instance…

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Posted in: Security, SQL Server Filed under: Auditing, Security, SQL Server, Windows Server

Demystifying Dumps: Stalled Dispatcher

December 1, 2021 Sean Gallardy 1 Comment

Hey Dispatch, We Have a Code 8 If you’ve been following with the series of demystifying dumps then you’re probably…

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Posted in: Dumps, SQL Server Filed under: Demystified, Dump, Dumps, Non-Yielding, SQL Server, stalled, stalled dispatcher, Windows, Windows Server

Demystifying Dumps: Non-Yielding (Stalled) IOCP

November 18, 2021 Sean Gallardy 2 Comments

What’s an IOCP? IO Completion Ports are a set of Windows APIs which allow for efficient, fast, multithreaded asynchronous IO.…

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Posted in: Dumps, SQL Server Filed under: Debugging, Demystified, Dump, Dumps, IOCP, Non-Yielding, SQL Server, Windows, Windows Server

Demystifying Dumps: Access Violation

August 29, 2021 Sean Gallardy 1 Comment

Access Violations (AV) are another common error that will cause SQL Server to take a memory dump. These can occur…

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Posted in: Dumps, SQL Server Filed under: Access Violation, Debugging, Demystified, Dump, Dumps, SQL Server, Windows, Windows Server

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