Re:How to Improve Database Performance Without Changing Code
by longlistener on Tuesday January 10, 2012 @05:53PM
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Change your Windows power settings? Are you freaking kidding me?
Maybe they should have put included "Make sure the janitor doesn't turn off the desktop", "Getting slow? Reboot!" or "Ignore those snobby tech guys saying MS-Access isn't a real database".
Maybe the article should have been titled "Database helpz your salez LOZL"
Re:How to Improve Database Performance Without Changing Code
by SQLRockstar on Tuesday January 10, 2012 @05:34PM
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Absolutely, but there are also times when you can't touch code. For example: Sharepoint. Lots of vendors tell you to keep your hands off their code. When that happens, you may be forced to take action.
Maybe they should have put included "Make sure the janitor doesn't turn off the desktop", "Getting slow? Reboot!" or "Ignore those snobby tech guys saying MS-Access isn't a real database".
Maybe the article should have been titled "Database helpz your salez LOZL"