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Getting started with Windows containers & SQL Server

2020-03-17 Jamie 2 Comments

SQL Server containers are gaining popularity as a way of enhancing and standardizing development environments for Windows & Linux based…

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Posted in: Containers, PowerShell, SQL Server Filed under: Docker, PowerShell, SQL Server, Windows container

Troubleshooting slow reports in PowerBI Report Server.

2020-02-04 Jamie 1 Comment

Troubleshooting “slow” reports in PowerBI Report Server (or SQL Server Reporting Services) can be an arduous task. End users are…

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Posted in: PowerBI, SQL Server Filed under: Execution Log, PowerBI, PowerBI Report Server, Reports, SQL Server, troubleshooting

Delegated Authentication with Managed Service Accounts

2020-01-06 Jamie 4 Comments

Delegated authentication (or double-hop authentication as it’s sometimes called) is a common requirement with SQL servers that are using Kerberos…

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Posted in: PowerBI, SQL Server Filed under: Active Directory, delegate authentication, double-hop authentication, Group Managed Service Account, kerberos, Managed Service Account, msDS-AllowedToDelegateTo, PowerBI Report Server, SQL Server, userAccountControl

Troubleshooting Deadlocks with Extended Events

2019-11-05 Jamie Leave a comment

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Posted in: SQL Server Filed under: deadlock, extended events, SQL Server, troubleshooting

Branding PowerBI Report Server & SSRS 2017

2019-10-14 Jamie 18 Comments

Recently I was working on rolling out a new PowerBI Report Server, along with migrating our 2014-based SQL Server Reporting…

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Posted in: PowerBI, SQL Server Filed under: branding, custom color, PowerBI, PowerBI Report Server, Reports, SQL Server

Troubleshooting a renamed SQL Server

2019-06-05 Jamie 1 Comment

First, thanks to Sean McCown (@KenpoDBA) at MinionWare (@heyMinionware) for the help troubleshooting. Recently I had to rename a SQL…

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Posted in: SQL Server Filed under: @@SERVERNAME, configure, rename, SQL Server, troubleshooting

Are Differential Backups Necessary?

2019-04-02 Jamie 1 Comment

SQL Server natively supports 3 types of backups: Full, Differential and Log. Full backups take a complete backup of the…

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Posted in: SQL Server Filed under: database maintenance, Differential, recovery, Restore, restore process, SQL Server, stopat

PowerShell and Failover Clustering (WSFC)

2019-03-19 Jamie Leave a comment

This is one article in a series that cover how to use PowerShell scripts to automatically install SQL Server. The full script set can be found here. High availability in production SQL Servers is often a desirable feature.…

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Posted in: PowerShell, SQL Server Filed under: Availability Groups, failover cluster, PowerShell, SQL Server, wsfc

PowerShell and Group Managed Service Accounts (gMSA)

2019-02-19 Jamie 4 Comments

This is one article in a series that cover how to use PowerShell scripts to automatically install SQL Server. The full script set can be found here. Service Accounts are a requirement for installing and running a SQL…

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Posted in: PowerShell, SQL Server Filed under: Active Directory, gMSA, install, Managed Service Account, PowerShell, SQL Server

How Secure Are Your Client Connections?

2018-09-04 Jamie 1 Comment

First, thanks to Sean McCown (t|w) and Mladen Prajdic (t|w) for their assistance with finding & confirming some of the…

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Posted in: PowerShell, SQL Server Filed under: Encryption, encryption cipher, encryption protocol, Schannel, Security, SQL client, SQL Server, SSL Certificate, TLS

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