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  Problem When the leadership team of a tobacco production company wanted to initiate a re-platforming exercise from Oracle to SQL Server to better fit its evolving development focus with Microsoft technologies (.NET) and databases (SQL Server) and reduce costs from Oracle based technologies, they turned to Solvaria for help.

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As active members of the SQL Server community, each year Solvaria serves as a Gold Sponsor at SQL Saturday Richmond. This year had a great turnout, with dozens of high-quality presentations given to more than 150 attendees. 

In this blog we’ll share the benefits of Data Compression, what Data Compression is/isn’t, as well as some common compression scenarios. There are a few things to consider before starting Data Compression; and today we will share some of our implementation considerations. Saving space and saving money are the two main benefits of SQL Server’s data compression while also being

Today we are going to share how to keep “The Nines” along with the principles needed to achieve High Availability. We will discuss how to know if your company needs High Availability and possible solutions for this change.  A few definitions before we get started: Business Continuity (BC): The capability of the organization to continue delivery of products or services at

When a customer purchases a Microsoft product with Software Assurance under any program except the “Open License,” Microsoft provides Deployment Planning Service days (also known as DPS days) to ensure that your product is installed, configured and properly designed and architected for your environment. This service provides you with a custom deployment plan at the end of the engagement, and

Many industries require keeping records that go back for several years.  However, in reality, only records going back one or two years are often accessed.  These non-accessed records are referred to as “cold data.” Cold data, while rarely accessed, still takes storage space and processing speed.