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May 11/2019

A Custom Database – Why Does Your Business Need One?

Your business is unique, and that means you need solutions that are designed specifically for your company. So that part of the reason for a custom database is easy to understand. The problem is figuring out how to get a custom database developed when much of the software out there is designed with a one-size-fits-all attitude.

Jan 01/2019

Use triggers in MS SQL to determine your clients’ transaction interval

Use triggers in MS SQL to determine your clients’ transaction interval for any Delete, Update or Insert. We needed to create SQL Jobs to insert data from multiple tables into a single table from 2 different databases from 2 different locations.

Aug 02/2015

The Importance Of Clustered Index To Improve Database Performance In SQL

Clustered Index In Each Table Will Improve Your Database Performance In SQL When working with MS SQL every table should have a clustered index, preferably on the primary key field. The clustered index definition in SQL Server logically sorts the data adjacent to each other in that index key.

Jun 28/2015

Reverse Database Engineering and Database Design

In many cases, we have an existing database but don’t have the original E-R diagram or physical model. Reverse Database Engineering allows us to reconstruct a physical and/or ER model from an existing schema.

Dec 13/2013

SQL Consulting

We are experts at SQL Server database administration, performance tuning and database optimization to maximize your company's productivity. In our team we have MS SQL MVP consultant and our highest experience person has 26 years of database solutions. We are located in central NJ and provide MS SQL consulting solutions all over the USA.

Apr 02/2013

Optimize your sql query for best search result

When developing solutions that require querying large amount of data, you may want to consider user Stored Procedures. When accessing multiple "query patterns", you want to program your system to use the most efficient algorithm to return your data to the user. While using dynamic SQL may work for small databases, a preferred method would be to use a Stored Procedure to optimize performance.