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The global cache service (LMSn) processes copy consistent copies of blocks in the buffer cache to the requesting instance’s foregound process. LMS also performs …
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To configure Automatic Memory Management(AMM) in databases that do not use AMM, it is necessary to change the required parameters and restart the database. When …
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Read More »SET DATEFIRST Statement and @@DATEFIRST Function in SQL Server(TSQL)
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Read More »IDENT_SEED Function in SQL Server(TSQL)
IDENT_SEED function returns the value of the seed you specified when creating the identitiy column. The value returned by this function does not change …
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