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Dealing with SSRS subscription schedules in AlwaysOn environment

A couple of days ago, I had the opportunity to work with AlwaysOn 2014 infrastructure that included a report server (SSRS) in native and scale-out mode. As you know, dealing with SSRS and availability groups is not an easy task depending on the used features. This is particularly true when scheduling and subscriptions are used by customers. Here’s a brief… 

SQL Server 2016 : availability groups and the new SSISDB support

This blog post is focused on the new supportability of SSIDB catalog on AlwaysOn architecture. Others studies are available here: New database issue level detection for automatic failover Potential features in standard edition Automatic failover enhancements New load balancing features with read-only replicas New clustered columnstore index support A couple of weeks ago, I was involved in an SSIS infrastructure… 

SQL Server 2016 : availability groups and the new clustered columnstore index support

This blog post is focused on the new supportability of clustered columnstore index on the high- availability read-only replicas. Others studies are available here: New database issue level detection for automatic failover Potential features in standard edition Automatic failover enhancements New load balancing features with read-only replicas After reading some improvements from the columnstore index feature side, I was very… 

Journées SQL Server 2014: il n’est pas trop tard pour vous inscrire

Le plus grand événement français va bientôt avoir lieu (1 et 2 décembre) à Paris et il vous reste  encore une semaine pour vous y inscrire! Pensez également à commander votre lunch box, ce qui peut être pratique si vous voulez manger 🙂     Pour ma part j’aurai l’occasion d’ouvrir le bal et de vous retrouver au cours d’une session… 

SQL Server: Forced failover with AlwaysOn & Availability Groups

During a workshop at one of my customer about the implementation of SQL Server AlwaysOn and availability groups, I had an interesting discussion. It was about asynchronous replication between 2 replicas and the effect of the forced failover operation with allowed data loss. Does SQL Server resynchronize availability databases if I loose some transactions during the failover process? The quick…