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TroubleshootingSQL is a blog which documents solutions for most of the common issues that people come across while working on SQL Server. In the IT world everyone believes in reusability. This is where I document (whenever I can) the most commonly answered questions, sometimes unique solutions and frequently used scripts. Not only does this end up helping the community but also provides me with a ready to use repository in case my grey cells fail me at any given point of time.

TroubleshootingSQL is owned by Amit Banerjee. He has vast experience in database management systems. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science engineering and currently works as a Senior Director at Salesforce. In the past, he was a Principal Group Manager at Microsoft leading product management for SQL Server, SQL Server on Azure VM, Azure SQL Edge and Azure Arc SQL Managed Instance. Prior to this role, he used to work as a Senior Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft specializing in proactive and advisory assistance for SQL Server environments. He has also worked for the SQL Server Support team in various capacities including the Microsoft SQL Server Escalation Services team. Here he specialized in reactive assistance which involved troubleshooting complex SQL Server issues and debugging. He has worked on environments of a varied scale which involves 100 users or 10 million users.

I do specialize in a few aspects of SQL Server

I am a community speaker

I contribute in various forms to the SQL community

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Azure related posts

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