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Diagnosing Parameter Sniffing with AI

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

Use AI to analyze execution plan XML, identify sniffed values, and evaluate RECOMPILE, OPTIMIZE FOR, and PSP optimization.

Eliminating Cursors with AI-Generated Set-Based Alternatives

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

Feed a cursor-based procedure to AI and get a set-based rewrite with honest advice about when cursors are still right.

Writing Window Functions with an AI Partner

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

AI agents write complex window functions faster than you can look up the frame clause syntax.

Converting Implicit Joins to ANSI Syntax with AI

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

Use an AI agent to convert legacy implicit joins to ANSI JOIN syntax safely.

How This Series Was Written: A DBA and an AI Walk Into a Terminal

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

This entire blog series was co-written with an AI coding agent. Here’s the transparent, behind-the-scenes story of how it was produced.

The AI-Augmented DBA Team: Mentoring and Knowledge Transfer

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

How AI coding agents change team dynamics for DBAs knowledge transfer, mentoring junior staff, and building a culture of AI-augmented database work.

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