Tom Davidson

Tom Davidson is a program manager for Microsoft's SQL Server development organization. As a SQL Server architecture expert and part of the Customer Advisory Team, he works with customers to improve their SQL Server–based applications' performance. He frequently writes and speaks about SQL Server performance.

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Tom’s Recent activity

64-Bit Vs. 32-Bit Memory Management

Nov 30, 2004

An important difference between SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) and SQL Server 2000 (32-bit) is the way the two versions manage memory. SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) can address up to 512GB of memory on Windows Server 2003. In 64...

Minding Memory

Aug 23, 2004

Microsoft's Customer Advisory Team explores how SQL Server uses memory