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Pinal Dave
SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert / Specialist at SQLAuthority.com
Pinal Dave is a highly experienced SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert and independent consultant with over 22 years of hands-on experience in the database industry.123 He holds a Master of Science degree and numerous database certifications.3
Professional Achievements
Pinal Dave has made significant contributions to the SQL Server community:
- Authored 14 SQL Server database books3
- Created 75 Pluralsight courses on database technologies3
- Written over 5,800 technical articles on his blog at blog.sqlauthority.com3
- Regular speaker at international events and user groups2
Expertise and Services
As an independent consultant, Pinal Dave offers the following services:
- SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimization1
- Comprehensive Database Performance Health Checks4
- Diagnosing and resolving complex database issues4
Community Involvement
Pinal Dave is actively engaged in the SQL Server community:
- Leads two user groups4
- Provides free learning videos on SQL Server concepts and performance tuning techniques4
- Shares knowledge through his blog and website4
Professional Experience
- SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert / Specialist (Independent Consultant) since August 20124
- Former SQL Server MVP at Microsoft (July 2008 - January 2011)4
- Senior Mentor at Solid Quality Mentors (June 2009 - January 2011)4
- Principal Database Administrator at a leading automotive industry (July 2004 - October 2008)4
Pinal Dave's expertise in SQL Server performance tuning and his commitment to sharing knowledge have made him a respected figure in the database community.
Highlights
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