Ah, the feeling when you think of a new blog post topic, only to realize that you already wrote a post about that six years ago.
Well, I’ve done the work, so I might as well have a little fun with it.
Ah, the feeling when you think of a new blog post topic, only to realize that you already wrote a post about that six years ago.
Well, I’ve done the work, so I might as well have a little fun with it.
Every user session in SQL Server comes with a number of “flags”, or settings, that you can alter to modify the way SQL Server behaves in different aspects. Some are fairly straight-forward, which others are old legacy options or even completely deprecated and have no actual use.