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Dec 2023
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Episode 158 - Reverse Engineering Table ...

Guy Glantser, Eitan Blumin
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Guy and Eitan talk about some great things about SQL Server, and mostly Guy's experience in digging into execution plans and generating synthetic IO workloads.

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