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Microsoft Fabric has been evolving since its general availability in November 2023. Developers have asked for a command […]
Microsoft Fabric has been evolving since its general availability in November 2023. Developers have asked for a command […]
Is your company hiring for a database position as of June 2025? Do you wanna work with the […]
Date and time data types are important because they help track and manage time-based information in databases. […]
Les missions que je réalise au quotidien pour mes clients sont diversifiées. Et c’est « Win-Win » comme disent certains, […]
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When you create a data pipeline in Microsoft Fabric, you typically use one or more connections. A connection […]
This article is part of Robert Sheldon’s continuing series on Mongo DB. To see all of the […]
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Recently I worked on a neat little POC with Patrick Leblanc for a customer in Education who wished to […]
This is something we expect to be simple, but it has a lot of secrets. Using parameters […]
Relational databases provide a structured approach for storing and organizing large volumes of data into tables consisting […]
While recovering from a nasty cold, I took your top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento. Here’s what we covered: 00:00 […]
I use AI tools constantly in my work, so when the new SSMS v21 came out with Copilot support, […]
Back in May 2001 when I first registered BrentOzar.com, I never would have dreamed how things would go. […]
When I was perusing my LinkedIn feed the other day, I came across this thread about using […]
This is it: the very peak of my free SQL Server Spring Training webcast series. I’ve been teaching […]
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You probably noticed that when you get a bill or bank statement, it uses the current modern […]
About three years ago, SQL Server 2022 introduced Parameter-Sensitive Plan Optimization (PSPO). At the time, I explained that […]
This article is part of a series of posts on the forthcoming SQL Server 2025 release. Once […]
Several years ago, I wrote a post about how I configure older versions of SQL Server Management Studio, […]
On Monday, May 19, 2025, SQL Server 2025 was announced as finally going to be in public […]
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The first public preview of SQL Server 2025 dropped yesterday, and here’s what’s new under the hood as […]
This guide demonstrates how to efficiently migrate existing data, including data from SQLite, into a SQL Server database.
Microsoft does not yet support this edition of Ubuntu, but there are some workarounds to make it […]
Next up, I am going to give Microsoft Copilot its chance to check for technical inaccuracies in […]
Organizations are using generative AI to stay ahead of the competition, but the real advantage lies in harnessing […]
SQL Server 2025 is poised to redefine the landscape of database management with its innovative AI-ready enterprise database […]
We are excited to announce the public preview of DiskANN in SQL Server 2025, a significant advancement in […]
Last week, Microsoft Fabric went down yet again for hours on multiple continents. Oh, you didn’t hear about […]
Working with SSMS can sometimes be quite frustrating, but there are many options provided to make your day […]
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Successful DevOps teams rely on data-driven decision-making to continuously improve software delivery and operational performance. Understanding the […]
Introduction Removing SQL Server Data File Without Downtime is one of important activities in enterprise production scenarios. Managing […]
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Dam! I took your top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento without making any dam or beaver puns. Rather proud of […]
Welcome back to our journey of understanding MySQL performance tuning using MySQL Shell. So far, we’ve covered […]
Most of the time, we use wait stats to identify SQL Server’s bottleneck and focus on what to […]
Learning something new has elements of bliss and terror. We all know the bliss of learning something […]
SQL ConstantCare™, our monitoring app that gives you a simple daily email with actionable tasks to make your […]
In my last post I described issues that might stop your migration to a SQL Server Managed […]
In more than 10 years of experience, I have dealt with cases where someone has performed incorrect […]
This is it: the very peak of my free SQL Server Spring Training webcast series. I’ve been teaching […]
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In the fast-paced world of business, fast, effective data management is crucial. One of the places where […]
Working with dates in SQL Server is something almost every developer runs into. You might need to figure […]
Real-time data ingestion has become essential for modern analytics and operational intelligence. Organizations across industries need to […]
Not all of y’all’s questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento require long, thought-out answers. Let’s do a speed round: Here’s what […]