Brent Ozar

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Free Webcast: How to Think Like the SQL Server & Postgres Engines

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By Brent Ozar · October 13, 2026 · no comments You’re a developer or a DBA, and you’re comfortable writing queries to get the data you need. You’re much less comfortable trying to design the right indexes for your database server. In my new totally……

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Your queries are slow. Let’s make your training request fast.

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You wanna take my SQL Server classes. Your boss wants to know what they cost, when you’ll be away from your usual work, and what the team gets out of it. You don’t wanna pay a lot for this muffler. Fair. Apparently “Brent seems fun” isn’t a complete……

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Registration Is Open Now! $995 for a 2027 Live Class Season Pass.

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Career & Community By Brent Ozar · October 1, 2026 · no comments I teach Microsoft SQL Server performance tuning in a 4-class rotation. The winter rotation is getting ready to start: Fundamentals Week – November 2-6 Mastering Index Tuning – November……

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So, What’s New Lately in My SQL Server Training Classes?

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On Wednesday, registration opens for the next round of my live training classes, and you can get access to all my live classes & recordings for just $995. So, what’s been changing with databases & classes lately? This year, I rebuilt the classes with a new……

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Breaking News: Hold Off on SSMS 22.11.0

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News & Opinion By Brent Ozar · October 14, 2026 · 6 comments There’s a new SQL Server Management Studio update out today. I’d hold off on it for now. I had problems with the upgrade, and when I mentioned it on LinkedIn, a couple other folks chimed in……

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Heads Up: SQL Server 2017 Support Ends One Year From Today.

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By Brent Ozar · October 12, 2026 · no comments Tick tock. SQL Server 2017 extended support ends on October 12, 2027. That means today, you need to start working through this list of labor-intensive tasks: Talk to your compliance, insurance, and legal people……

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