SQL Server

SQL Server: Replace the old SCOM login by the new one

It’s every time hard to replace a login who as role and permissions in every database like the service account for SCOM. In the previous version of Scom, you create a service account (dbiscom) to access the SQL Server(…)

SQL Server: Audit changes on Instance Configuration, Linked Servers and Agent Jobs

Introduction Very often with our customers, there is only one person with the DBA role. The configuration of the instances is then under control and if anything strange has to be questioned, the culprit is quickly identified. 🙂 When(…)

SQL Server connectivity issue – troubleshoot TLS configuration

In the blog post, I will share a case of troubleshooting a connectivity issue with SQL Server. The problem occurred in a migration context. The SQL Server databases (in version 2008 to 2014) from multiple applications were consolidated on a(…)

SQL Server: Create a Shared Storage for your Failover Cluster LAB

I’m currently working on the migration of a Failover Clustered SSAS instance from Windows Server 2012 to Windows Server 2019. The context is quite complex and in order to choose the right migration scenario I need to play with it(…)

Copy or Migrate a SSISDB environment 2.0

Based on the blog “Copy or Migrate a SSISDB environment” of my colleague Christophe, I create a new one named 2.0. In the precedent script, you need to give the folder name and environment name and he(…)

SQL Server – PolyBase Services when listening on all IP is disabled

Introduction You will find a lot of blogs explaining how to install the PolyBase feature with a SQL Server database instance. You will also learn how to configure it and how to use it in these blogs. But I could(…)

Automate CNOs and VCOs for SQL Server AAG

During the installation of a new SQL Server environment in a Project, we wanted to automate the whole process deployment and configuration when installing a new SQL Server Always On Availability Group (AAG). This installation requires to prestage cluster(…)

SQL Server: Control the size of your Transaction Log file with Resumable Index Rebuild

Introduction In this blog post, I will demonstrate how the Resumable capability of Online index rebuild operation can help you to keep the transaction log file size under control. An index rebuild operation is done in a single transaction(…)

First steps on Kusto Query Language (KQL)

Do you know this query language?  No, it’s time to explain you and see what it is.   “A Kusto query is a read-only request to process data and return results.” dixit Microsoft Documentation here The KQL(…)

SQL Server tips: How to migrate database-users in another domain without touching permissions

By a customer, I must migrate a database from a domain to another. The goal is to keep the database-user permissions, take the new SID from the windows login of the new domain and change the database-user name.