
Working with Indexes on SSMS
Overview: In SQL Server, indexing is a technique used to improve the performance of queries by reducing the […]
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 […]
99.9% of you are never gonna need this. But let’s say you need to run queries with leading […]
Is your company hiring for a database position as of August 2025? Do you wanna work with the […]
VIEWs are an undervalued and underused feature in SQL. They basically consist of a query that has […]
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 […]
A number of client tools are available for working with Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server. With […]
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 […]
Wanna hear about my worst job interviews? I drove up to 8,000 feet where it’s 30 degrees colder […]
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 […]
Last week, I asked if your database administrators could read all of the data in all databases. The […]
If you’re a developer who had interactions with indexes in the past, you certainly know that indexes […]
When I’m tuning queries, the normal answer is to make the query perform better – either via changing […]
One of the most hassle-prone changes that can be made in a SQL Server database is to […]
Introduction ChatGPT can help you with your queries. However, some customized GPTs inside ChatGPT can be useful for […]
Synchronous replicas in SQL Server Availability Groups promise no data loss, but they don’t promise zero delay; […]
You’ve got a good job, and some spare time. You’re thinking about giving back to the community by […]
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. […]
It’s a simple question: can your database administrators read all of the data in all databases? Yes Yes, […]
Multiple tools are available for working with Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server. One of these is […]
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 […]
Your company doesn’t want to send you off to conferences or training classes in other cities. You’ve looked […]
Unlocking Interoperability: A Guide to Foreign Data Wrappers in PostgreSQL and Aurora PostgreSQL AWS RDS As a database […]
I’ve been pretty vocal here on the blog and on social media about the reliability problems with Microsoft […]
With each version of SQL Server, there are always a few new features introduced that we applaud […]
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 […]
Parquet is a column-oriented open-source storage format increasingly used for “big data” analytics. Yet despite its growing […]
In Part 1, I explored how to bend SQL Server Agent to our will and peek under the […]
In previous articles we introduced the popular data engineering tool dbt (data build tool). We showed you […]
In this quarter’s update of our SQL ConstantCare® population report, showing how quickly (or slowly) folks adopt new versions […]
Background In the first parts of this series (part 1, part 2, part 3), we explored dimension tables […]
I’mma wax philosophical for a second: I love the open source nature of the First Responder Kit because […]
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 […]
I’m finally back in the home office after running around Europe for a month. Let’s talk through your […]
Overview In this article we will go through the various in built aggregate functions available in PostgreSQL. Aggregate […]
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