syneticon-dj

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bio	website	syneticon.net
	location	Germany
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I am working for a company which is doing infrastructure operations and IT consulting jobs in Germany, Europe.

My sphere of activities includes virtualization topics, IP networking, storage, server operations, monitoring, backups and network security. I was awarded the Microsoft MVP title for Windows Networking for several years in the past, although my public activity on Microsoft-specific topics has declined seriously due to lack of time so it is not likely to happen again that soon.

If you need to get in touch, just mail the company: office@syneticon.net

If you are wondering about the avatar bunny, Ubisoft supplies a lot more to look at and wonder about.

	192 reputation	bio	website	syneticon.net	visits	member for	1 year, 4 months
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Apr 29	comment	“Arithmetic overflow” when initializing SQL Server 2012 replication from backup consider migrating your question over to Database Administrators - they do have some decent MS SQL server people answering questions there.
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Apr 24	comment	MySQL: logging queries which would execute without using indexes After pondering around with pt-query-digest I found it extremely useful for exactly the reasons you've cited. Thanks for that.
Apr 24	accepted	MySQL: logging queries which would execute without using indexes
Apr 22	comment	.mdf vs .ldf Performance considerations Performance characteristics put aside, it might be a good idea to put logs on HDDs as long as the long-term reliability of heavily-written SSDs is still unclear. HDDs have served well as log devices for decades now, their deficiencies are well understood and can be planned for.
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Apr 19	comment	MySQL: logging queries which would execute without using indexes Thank you for your time. I basically wanted to only have queries listed for tables where I actually might consider adding an index. MySQL's behavior is rather counterintuitive in this respect as it even would log stuff where indexes cannot be added any more (because they are there already). But I guess I could use min_examined_row_limit as a workaround.
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Apr 18	asked	MySQL: logging queries which would execute without using indexes
Apr 16	comment	MySQL: replicating to a different table engine type So any rollback on the master would result in broken replication? Or just the transactions which were explicitly `KILL`ed?