SQL Server performance tuning expert, SQL Server developer, Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Texas

Anuj Varma, SQL Server database design, development, migration and troubleshooting

How have clients used Anuj's SQL Server programming services?

Some of the areas in which Anuj have helped clients with SQL Server include:

Database Design: Relational database design including schema diagrams.
Migration towards SQL Server: Whether you are moving from an older SQLServer platform or an Access platform - or even an Oracle database, consider Anuj's migration expertise for your next project. For starters, you will get a detailed migration plan which includes all data (including unicode data) and all schema objects including DTS packages. After the detailed plan, a trial migration will be performed. For the actual migration, a two phase approach - which pulls schema objects from a staging environment and production data from a live environment - will be followed.
Performance Bottlenecks: Anuj has worked on the analysis and performance tuning of various databases - including SQL Server, Oracle and Sybase. Using tools and techniques such as profiling, index analysis, disk I/O, memory usage, CPU usage, transaction log analysis as well as custom SQL Query inspection, Anuj has helped redesign schema objects and rewrite queries to improve performance.
Application Data Layer Design: Often times, just investigating the database is not enough. The application tier closest to the database can prove to be a major source of bottlenecks. This includes database drivers as well as application code. Anuj is often called in to help troubleshoot performance issues for both web applications as well as desktop applications.
Database Security: To ensure security at both - the application level as well as the database level - certain design decisions need to be made upfront. These decisions are all within the scope of good application architecture design and something that Anuj is able to assist with.
Contact Anuj to see if he can assist with your next SQL Server project.