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I was born in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1975. When I was 17 I moved to Curacao where I lived 10 years and then move to The Hague, The Netherlands. I speak 4 languages (Dutch, English, Papiamento and Spanish).

I'm a Systems Engineer graduated from The Hague University (http://www.thehagueuniversity.com/). I have been working in IT for over 15 years. In November 2014 I started www.cenlinea.com a webportal were the focus is to make learning more fun. At Cenlinea we are currently promoting PLAYDIOM a new methodology to learn English. While currently working part-time time at Cenlinea, I am also working as Senior Principal Consultant at www.ccgroep.com which helps me to keep up to date with Microsoft SQL Server, which I consider to be one of my favorite things in life as it has changed my life in many ways.

I hope you enjoy my blog and if you want to send a question, just drop me a mail at ignacio.salom@cenlinea.com or ignacio@ccgroep.com

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How Often Should you Run DBCC CHECKDB in SQL Server Database

Database Corruption is bad ! And if corruption get transported into the backups, then situation become worst. DBCC CHECKDB act … Continue reading How Often Should you Run DBCC CHECKDB in SQL Server Database

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How to Restore MDF File to SQL Server: Resolved

Problems Most of the times when a user tries to open MDF files, they get the following error message on … Continue reading How to Restore MDF File to SQL Server: Resolved

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Backup and Recovery Models in SQL Server Database

Overview Backup is the most essential for the protection of data on which whole business is dependent. In a way … Continue reading Backup and Recovery Models in SQL Server Database

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Strategically Fix SQL Server Error 15118 – Password Validation Failed

Problem While working on SQL Server database sometimes users may get the following error message. Password validation failed. The password … Continue reading Strategically Fix SQL Server Error 15118 – Password Validation Failed

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Always Encrypted a new feature on SQL Server 2016

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Back in 2009 Jonathan Kehayias wrote an article on SQL Server Central with the title “Retrieving Deadlock Graphs with SQL … Continue reading How to view a deadlock graph using the information from the default SQL Server 2008 system_health session?

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How to find the backup file location?

I have been asked many times on how to find the backup file location for a specific database, to be … Continue reading How to find the backup file location?

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Have you checked your SQL Server CPU speed lately?

One of the things we usually forget as DBAs is that we need to check from time to time the … Continue reading Have you checked your SQL Server CPU speed lately?

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