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Cumulative Update Package 2 for SQL Server 2008
18 November 08 03:44 PM | ssqa.net | with no comments

Another set of Cumulative Update package is ready for review on SQL Server 2008 - this package contains hotfixes for the issues that have been fixed since the release of SQL Server 2008. Earlier posting on Cumulative Update Package 1 for SQL 2008 one...

Filed under: sql server, 2008, best practices, download, cumulative update, package, hotfix

Cumulative Update Package 1 for SQL Server 2008 - are you ready for testing!
02 October 08 07:41 AM | ssqa.net | with no comments

First one in the series of SQL Server 2008 version, here it comes Cumulative Update package 1! What kind of fixtures are available in this CU1 package? Cumulative Update 1 contains hotfixes for the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 issues that have been fixed...

Filed under: sql server, 2008, stored procedure, best practices, cumulative update, new feature, package

Cumulative Update 7 available for SQL Server 2005 SP2 - get it now to test and apply (if needed)
15 April 08 10:16 PM | ssqa.net | with no comments

Here is another candidate of 7 within Cumulative Update service for SQL Server 2005 SP2. SQL Server Release Services team has announced (yesterday) that another instalment of Cumulative Update ( series here ) for SQL Server 2005 on Service Pack 2, it...

Filed under: sql server, microsoft, best practices, download, service pack, cumulative update, package, releases

SQL Server Integration Services - think about Transactions and Checkpointing?
07 April 08 07:21 AM | ssqa.net | with no comments

Transactions and Checkpoints are important factors for data consistency, when it comes for ETL processes that too on SSIS what is your stand? I'm covering this important task for the sake of newbie & junior DBAs, also the similar question was...

Filed under: sql server, best practices, ssis, setup, package, checkpoint, bol, commit, rollback, dts, ssis package, transaction

How to get rowcount efficiently within a SSIS package?
26 March 08 07:51 AM | ssqa.net | with no comments

I would like to call this as how efficiently you can obtain counting rows in SSIS package. Usual thought would come is @@rowcount or COUNT_BIG functions, but this is not that efficient way to obtain the results. SSIS provides the snippet within its components...

Filed under: sql server, performance, ssis, component, package, call, rowcount