Mon.Mar 15, 2021

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Deprecated features to take out of your toolbox – Part 2

SQL Performance

In my last post , I illustrated one reason you should stop using deprecated system tables like sysprocesses. This wasn't for performance reasons, directly, or to simply follow Microsoft's documented best practices, but revolved more around the decisions you might make when you only have access to some of the data. This time around, I want to talk about a feature included with SQL Server client tools that we should not be using these days – not just because it is deprecated but, more import

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What's new in SQL Persistence 6.1

Particular Software

Business runs on SQL. As popular as NoSQL databases have become, you’d be hard-pressed to find a successful business that isn’t running some flavor of SQL somewhere. For NServiceBus systems, our SQL Persistence package allows you to use whatever flavor of SQL works best for you, supporting dialects for Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle.