Split strings by Regular Expressions in SQL Server 2025
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Introduction ChatGPT includes custom GPTs. You can create your own custom GPT. In this article, we will demonstrate […]
Overview MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database used for building modern, scalable applications. In this article, we’ll cover […]
Overview: In SQL Server, indexing is a technique used to improve the performance of queries by reducing the […]
Microsoft SQL Server is a robust relational database management system. It stores and processes sensitive data for countless […]
Introduction These data types – TEXT, NTEXT, and IMAGE – have been part of SQL Server since its […]
In web app development company boardrooms, architects and engineers are debating old assumptions. Scaling up isn’t just about […]
Evolution of code The thing with any bit of code that has been around for a while, is […]
Introduction Page splits are one of those silent performance killers in SQL Server that many DBAs have heard […]
When you run a CI/CD pipeline, you often need confidential values like passwords, authentication tokens, service principal secrets […]
Power BI has the versatility that you can publish your reports to the cloud (Power BI Service) and […]
Large Language Models (LLMs) like Anthropic’s Claude have unlocked massive context windows (up to 100k tokens in Claude […]
In all my years working with SQL Server and navigating disaster recovery scenarios, I’ve come across surprisingly few […]
Overview As a part of this article, we will learn basics of connecting to MongoDB using a python […]
Summary: SQL Server administrators frequently encounter the critical challenge of unexpected MDF file corruption. Such corruption can result […]
Introduction ChatGPT can help you with your queries. However, some customized GPTs inside ChatGPT can be useful for […]
Overview In this article, we will understand how we can connect to PostgreSQL using Node.js application. We will […]
Taming Resource Hogs: Using SQL Server Resource Governor to Restrict User Group Consumption As a SQL Server professional, […]
Zabbix is an open-source monitoring software, like Paessler PRTG, which can monitor SQL Server performance statistics and status. […]
Fellow SQL Server professionals, I wanted to share some insights and start a discussion about the database design […]
We have an SQL Server 2019 server running on Linux Ubuntu, and we want to migrate to Windows […]
Unlocking Interoperability: A Guide to Foreign Data Wrappers in PostgreSQL and Aurora PostgreSQL AWS RDS As a database […]
A database diagram clearly details the structure, relationships, and data rules in a database. It makes storing, retrieving […]
Introduction As DBAs, we often think of INCLUDE columns as a harmless way to cover queries.They aren’t part […]
Tracking and reviewing user access in a SQL Server is an important tasks for any DBA. Unauthorized access […]
In Part 1, I explored how to bend SQL Server Agent to our will and peek under the […]
Background In the first parts of this series (part 1, part 2, part 3), we explored dimension tables […]
One customer had a very specific scenario: They had an Always On Availability Group with Windows Server Failover […]
With the ever-increasing pace of the digital era, companies are continuously looking for opportunities to enhance efficiency, cut […]
Have you ever wished you could run your data science experiments right where your data lives, without the […]
Overview In this article we will go through the various in built aggregate functions available in PostgreSQL. Aggregate […]
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Introduction When you create a new Amazon RDS for SQL Server instance, the master user is provisioned with […]
Introduction When you see high CPU and the query plan says « parallelism, » one of the first suspects is […]
Managing SQL Server inventory is crucial when your organization has many SQL Server Instances. A central database that […]
Introduction Sometimes, we need to connect to SQL Server using RStudio, the most common tool for programming in […]
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Microsoft describes Azure SQL Managed Instance (MI) as offering near-full SQL Server compatibility with more flexibility than typical […]
Introduction In our TB-scale production system, a few queries had MAXDOP 4 hardcoded into them. The goal was […]
This whitepaper serves as an in-depth guide for database administrators (DBAs), software engineers, data architects, and even semi-technical […]
Welcome to the prologue article for a three-part series where I try to infiltrate the OS layer of […]
In this article, we will see how to handle images with AI. Sometimes we need to import the […]
Background In this case study series, we’ve explored how to use age and tally tables to support various […]
Editor: This is AI generated, which is against our policy. The Hidden Risks Above the Database In today’s […]
Performance tuning in Azure SQL Database can feel like solving a puzzle—get it right, and your queries fly; […]
Introduction Installing SQL Server can be a very boring and time consuming task, especially when you have to […]
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Microsoft Fabric has been evolving since its general availability in November 2023. Developers have asked for a command […]
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