ado.sql limited is moving to suspend its full-time consultancy for the time being.

Feel free to reach out to me if you’d like to discuss small ad-hoc consultancy at: [email protected]

About Us

ado.sql was founded in 2015 and has since then worked with many clients on various database focused projects in a variety of sectors. With vast experiences in database design, performance tuning and automation we are well placed to assist clients handle the data explosion age. Everything is generating data these days and it’s too easy for databases to creak under the increasing pressures to store more and get insights faster. The demand for database engineers has never been greater and we are here to help companies solve their database objectives. If you just need an engineer for a quick SQL server health check, or if you need an engineer for a few days each month, or even if you need a full-time engineer without the hassle of employing someone we can provide those skilled resources remotely or on-site with you. We don’t just want to provide consultancy and go; we want to be part of your team and help you succeed.

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    • Dev, DBA & BI

       


    • On-Prem & Cloud

       


    • Performance Tuning

     


    • Database Migrations

       


    • Fault Finding

       

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About me

I have been developing software from my early teens and stayed with technology after leaving school. Initially focussing on software development, networking and IT support type roles, I found my passion for SQL server shortly after the millennium and never looked back. Having a grounding in application development/networking, I have a great advantage when it comes to developing solutions with […]

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The other day I needed to test some HADR requirements on my local machine so using VirtualBox, I created a 2 server Windows 2012 R2 failover cluster with shared storage provided by FreeNAS and a domain controller. All was good at the windows level so I proceeded to install a SQL cluster next but part way through the setup of […]

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