Ever had a user accidentally create a query that resulted in a Cartesian product of your two largest tables? Of course, a badly written query uses up precious CPU and I/O cycles and therefore slows everyone down. With the advent of SQL Server 7, you can specify a maximum cost for a query. You can do this in two ways. First, set a maximum cost for all queries on your server by setting the configuration option “query governor cost limit” to the maximum number of seconds allowed for a query. (For those of you not familiar with the sp_configure command, this can be done through Enterprise Manager by right clicking on a Server, choosing Properties, clicking the Server setting tab, and choosing the “Use query governor
How to Turn on Chrome OS Developer Mode
February 1, 2023
Google’s Chrome OS is a popular operating system that is widely used on Chromebooks and other devices. While it is designed to be simple and user-friendly, there are times when users may want to access additional features and functionality. One way to do this is by turning on Chrome OS
