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Andrew J. Kelly
  

Andrew J. Kelly is a SQL Server MVP and the practice manager for performance and scalability at Solid Quality Mentors. He has 20 years experience with relational databases and application development. He is a regular speaker at conferences and user groups.
Email address: AKelly@SolidQ.com

12 results found for Andrew J. Kelly, displaying items 1 - 12
November 2008  
Finding Your Top 10 SQL Server Queries
Need to parse server-side trace information so that you can aggregate the data to find your worst-performing and most-called queries? The user-defined SQL_Signature function should do the trick.
SQL Server Magazine

October 2008  
Generating Server-Side Traces
In creating a server-side trace, your goal is to capture the events you're interested in and store them in on a locally attached disk on the server. Use these T-SQL commands to accomplish that goal.
SQL Server Magazine

August 2008  
SQL Server Profiler or Server-Side Trace?
Did you know that using SQL Server Profiler can have an impact on the performance of your production servers? Check out these test results comparing SQL Server Profiler with a server-side trace.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2008  
Rebuild Only the Indexes that Need Help
Avoid re-indexing pandemonium by using the rebuild_indexes_by_db stored procedure to tackle only indexes that actually need help.
SQL Server Magazine

April 29, 2008  
In Search of Duplicate Indexes on Your Tables
Windows IT Pro

May 2008  
In Search of Duplicate Indexes on Your Tables
Heed this advice about how to identify duplicate or redundant indexes on the tables in your databases.
SQL Server Magazine

April 2008  
Dissecting SQL Server’s Top Waits
You know how to collect and report on wait stats. Now, let’s focus on a few wait stats that typically account for most overall system waits.
SQL Server Magazine

March 2008  
Are Your SQL Server Statements Performing Well?
SQL Server 2005 offers a relatively easy way to determine which SQL Server statements are causing you the most pain. A built-in DMV does the trick.
SQL Server Magazine

January 2008  
A SQL Server 2005 DMV Cleans Up Your Indexes
A SQL Server 2005 DMV eases the burden of cleaning up unused indexes. Get it working in your instance.
SQL Server Magazine

December 18, 2007  
A SQL Server 2005 DMV Cleans Up Your Indexes
Windows IT Pro

November 2007  
Boost Performance with Parallel Processing
Learn when and how to use SQL Server's parallel-processing settings, and you'll be able to achieve the best balance between concurrency and speed for your unique environment.
SQL Server Magazine

October 2007  
Getting to Know Wait Stats
SQL Server's built-in DMV functionality offers all kinds of management potential. This month, we show you how to monitor wait stats on your SQL Server instance.
SQL Server Magazine





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