Performance Tuning with SQL Server Dynamic Management Views (High Performance SQL Server)
Louis Davidsonhas been in the IT industry for 15 years as a corporate database developer and data architect. Currently he is the Data Architect for Compass Technology in Chesapeake, Virginia, supporting the Christian Broadcasting Network and NorthStar Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. Louis has been a Microsoft MVP since 2004, and is an active volunteer for the Professional Association for SQL Server working in their Special Interest Groups. He is the author of SQL Server 2005 Database Design and Optimization.Tim Fordis a senior database administrator with Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has been an active volunteer with The Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) since 2002 and a certified solutions developer (MCSD) since 2001. Currently he is attempting to teach himself web development at Ford-it.com. In his free time he usually has a camera, game controller, spatula, guitar, handlebars, book, or beer in his hands. His wife and two young sons, Austen and Trevor keep him sane when not driving him completely crazy.Louis Davidsonhas been in the IT industry for 15 years as a corporate database developer and data architect. Currently he is the Data Architect for Compass Technology in Chesapeake, Virginia, supporting the Christian Broadcasting Network and NorthStar Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. Louis has been a Microsoft MVP since 2004, and is an active volunteer for the Professional Association for SQL Server working in their Special Interest Groups. He is the author of SQL Server 2005 Database Design and Optimization.Tim Fordis a senior database administrator with Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has been an active volunteer with The Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) since 2002 and a certified solutions developer (MCSD) since 2001. Currently he is attempting to teach himself web development at Ford-it.com. In his free time he usually has a camera, game controller, spatula, guitar, handlebars, book, or beer in his hands. His wife and two young sons, Austen and Trevor keep him sane when not driving him completely crazy.Louis Davidsonhas been in the IT industry for 15 years as a corporate database developer and data architect. Currently he is the Data Architect for Compass Technology in Chesapeake, Virginia, supporting the Christian Broadcasting Network and NorthStar Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. Louis has been a Microsoft MVP since 2004, and is an active volunteer for the Professional Association for SQL Server working in their Special Interest Groups. He is the author of SQL Server 2005 Database Design and Optimization.Tim Fordis a SQL Server MVP, and has been working with SQL Server for over ten years. He is the co-founder of SQL Cruise, LLC, a training company for SQL Server specializing in deep-dive sessions for small groups, hosted in exotic and alternative locations throughout the world. He is also a Senior SQL Server Professional for Next Wave Logistics, Inc. and is the owner and Lead Consultant for B-Side Consulting, LLC. He's been writing about technology since 2007 for a variety of websites and maintains his own blog covering SQL as well as telecommuting and professional development topics. Tim is an established SQL Server Community Speaker and long-term volunteer in the technical community, having held positions in the Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) since 2002.He has also been leading the West Michigan SQL Server User Group (WMSSUG) since 2008. When not neck-deep in technology, Tim spends his time travelling with his wife, Amy and sons, Austen and Trevor, be it to Alaska or simply to one of Trevor's tennis practices or Austen's Boy Scout meetings. Tim is passionate about photography, cooking, music, gaming, and exercise, and either experiences or writes about them often.