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• Shrink Virtual Hard Disk Image (VHD and VHDX) Files
• Interview Question of the Week #048 – How to Move TempDB to Another Drive?
• FW: ValueTask
• Manage lookup data using SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT)
• Solving the issue where unexpected languages appear when you submit to the Windows 10 Store ...
• The High of Release
• Microsoft delivers Windows 10 Mobile Cumulative Update preview to testers
• Microsoft to open source key pieces of its 'Chakra' JavaScript engine

Shrink Virtual Hard Disk Image (VHD and VHDX) Files Posted: 05 Dec 2015 02:20 PM PST Virtual hard disk image files (VHD and VHDX files (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831446.aspx)) grow bigger during the usage. For instance, this is a 20G virtual

Interview Question of the Week #048 – How to Move TempDB to Another Drive? Posted: 05 Dec 2015 02:05 PM PST In a recent interview when the interviewer asked interview that TempDB can be moved to a different drive,  the candidate was extremely surprised.

FW: ValueTask Posted: 05 Dec 2015 11:33 AM PST you may want to read this blog post in short ValueTask suggestions for corefx is quite cool and can save memory allocation

Manage lookup data using SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) Posted: 05 Dec 2015 03:29 AM PST So let's say that you've managed to get your SQL Server database schemas — your tables, stored procedures, views, functions, etc — under

Solving the issue where unexpected languages appear when you submit to the Windows 10 Store ... Posted: 05 Dec 2015 02:28 AM PST Ah the joy of developing for new platforms Over the past few weeks, I received a few bug reports where an application that was

The High of Release Posted: 05 Dec 2015 01:58 AM PST Just a week or so ago I was at Microsoft Future Decoded event in London to talk about the new Release Management tools

Microsoft delivers Windows 10 Mobile Cumulative Update preview to testers Posted: 05 Dec 2015 01:43 AM PST The first cumulative update for Windows 10 Mobile is available to Windows Insider testers in preview form.

Microsoft to open source key pieces of its 'Chakra' JavaScript engine Posted: 05 Dec 2015 01:43 AM PST Microsoft will release the core components of its 'Chakra' JavaScript engine as open source in January 2016.

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