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      <title>Oracle Database 11g: Adaptive Cursor Sharing</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 30, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>This article discusses a new Oracle Database 11gR1 feature  - Adaptive Cursor Sharing - and illustrates how to use it in practical situations to limit hard parsing of SQL statements with bind variables while increasing the relative execution efficiency of those statements.</description>
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      <title>SQL Server 2008 Data Collections and the Management Data Warehouse</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 29, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>Data Collections are a great tool that allows DBAs to gather different statistics, and the Management Data Warehouse (MDW) is the repository for storing those statistics.  This article offers an overview of Data Collections and how to configure the MDW.</description>
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      <title>SqlCredit &amp;#150; Part 19: Exploring SQL 2005&amp;#146;s Ranking Functions &amp;#150; RANK() and DENSE_RANK()</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 26, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>Part 19 digs deep into two of SQL 2005's ranking functions: RANK() and DENSE_RANK(). It includes performance considerations and using CTEs to avoid table variables.</description>
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      <title>The Missing Sync</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 25, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>This article offers an overview of what is needed in a robust data synchronization system.</description>
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      <title>Unleashing DBMS_PROFILER</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 24, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>The DBMS_PROFILER package has been around since at least Oracle8i days, yet it seems to get short shrift in many of the tuning books and online discussion forums. Learn how easy it is to implement and perhaps you'll add this built-in to your tuning arsenal.</description>
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      <title>Mastering OLAP Reports:  Parameterized Grouping</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 23, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>The ability to choose grouping
criteria at run time can mean the selection and delivery of enterprise data in a more focused and consumer-friendly manner.  It also means doing more with fewer reports. BI Architect Bill Pearson leads a hands-on demonstration of a way to parameterize grouping with runtime sorting options.</description>
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      <title>SQL Server 2005 Express Edition - Part 31 - Distributed Service Broker Environment - Routing</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 22, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>The previous installment of our series began an overview of a distributed Service Broker environment.  This article describes the remaining steps necessary to facilitate communication between services residing on separate computers in the same Windows domain, including assigning permissions to execute Service Broker-specific tasks and defining Adjacent Broker Protocol routes.</description>
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      <title>Attribute Member Keys &amp;#150; Pt II:  Composite Keys</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 19, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>Business Intelligence Architect Bill Pearson continues his exploration of Attribute Member Keys in another member of a group of articles surrounding significant components of the Analysis Services dimensional model. In this article we resume our examination of Attribute Member Keys, focusing upon composite keys and their properties.</description>
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      <title>Check your SQL Server using Windows PowerShell &amp;#150; Part 5</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 17, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>This fifth installment of the &amp;#147;Check your SQL Server using Windows PowerShell&amp;#148; series illustrates how
to access SQL Server instance properties and SQL Server configuration
details using Windows PowerShell.</description>
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      <title>Setting up a Two-node SQL Server 2008 Cluster from the Command Prompt - Preparation</title>
      <pubdate>08:00 am September 16, 2008</pubdate>
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      <description>Part 1 of this series discusses the prerequisites for SQL Server cluster installation. Subsequent installments will provide step-by-step examples of SQL Server 2008 cluster installation.</description>
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