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	<description> SQL Azure er Microsofts nye strategi for at gemme dine data i skyen, men hvad g&#248;r man, n&#229;r man overskrider den meget omtalte 10/50GB gr&#230;nse. Dette er hvor sharding eller separation kommer i spil - denne viser viser dig, hvordan det kan g&#248;res p&#229; et OLTP system og viser dig samtidig nogle af de almindelige faldgruber i SQL azure, som vi har opdaget ved at analysere SQL Azure, som et alternativ, til onsite SQL Server hos forskellige kunder. Martin Schmidt er performance guru p&#229; SQL Serveren, han arbejder hos Miracle A/S og blogger p&#229; http://performanceduo.com </description>
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