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Jason Strate is database architect with Pragmatic Works. He has been working with SQL Server for more fifteen years. His technical focuses includes administration and development of OLTP environments. Jason is a recipient of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award for SQL Server since July, 2009. His experience includes design and implementation of both OLTP and OLAP solutions as well as assessment and implementation of SQL Server environments for best practices, performance, and high availability solutions. Jason is a SQL Server MCITP and participated in the development of Microsoft Certification exams for SQL Server 2008 and 2012.

Jason enjoys helping others in the SQL Server community and does this by presenting at technical conferences and user group meetings. Most recently, Jason has presented at the SSWUG Virtual Conferences, TechFuse, numerous SQL Saturdays, and at PASSMN user group meetings. Jason is an active blogger with a focus on SQL Server and related technologies.

  • Fred

    Hi Jason,
    Enjoyed your presentation last Saturday in Iowa City. the links i wrote down for the scripts you showed don't seem to work (i probably wrote them down wrong). can you post those by any chance?
    thanks!
    Fred Rosenberg
    frosenberg@xcastlabs.com

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  • http://twitter.com/muralijv muralijv

    Hi Jason, I am one of your ardent follower of your blogs. I appreciate if you could help me how to analyse DBCC MEMORYSTATUS. I did google and could not find anything concrete. Regards Murali