New version of SQL Azure Deployed to West Europe DATA Center and now it
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Microsoft SQL Azure (RTM) - 11.0.1892.4
Apr 24 2012 10:21:54
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what's new in it?
i will check and let you know....
Hi Everybody Today an English post about 'Extended Events in SQL Azure', some of you shorten the name to 'EE' and some to 'XEvent'. I Love EE so this is how I will call it in this post. This feature was introduce in SQL Server 2008 and its should help collecting DATA about what is running in the Server. More Details about this SQL Server feature can be found in this Link: https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb630282.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396 There are a few differences between EE in SQL Azure and regular SQL Server: In SQL Server versions the EE are on the Server level and therefore you create sessions on Server. In SQL Azure the server is a virtual entity - so the EE is in DB level and you create the session on DataBase. In SQL Server versions the EE can write to files on the server. SQL Azure does not have drives for files (SQL Azure is PAAS.....:-)). There is an option to write to blob storage, for this we need t...
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