The temporal database is a database that can keep information on time when the facts represented in […]
Introduction If you’ve been following SimpleTalk for a while, you will be aware that I’ve recently blogged […]
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Relational Databases are known for their atomic, consistent, independent and durable properties (ACID). The first version of Apache […]
Next Tuesday, pricing on the 3-day tickets for the PASS Data Community Summit goes up to $2,295. But […]
If you’ve ever had a traditional logic course, you’ll have run into “The Law of Identity” as […]
Let me start with a simple confession, and I hope it’s not too shocking for anyone; I’m […]
Introduction Previously, we created a tutorial to connect Visual Studio Code with GitHub. Now, we will show another […]
The focus of your backup strategy should not be backups. Instead, you should be focused on restoring […]
I got a new laptop recently and instead of installing SQL Server, I decided to try and use […]
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All developers hit the problem of how and where to store and set their configuration, profile, or […]
Last week, we had an abrupt intro, and this week, we have an abrupt ending when my camera […]
PySpark has some unconventional syntaxes which provide power to the development process, making it easier. We talked […]
Let’s say you built a web app and it became globally popular. You’ve got users scattered across North […]
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Is your company hiring for a database position as of September 2024? Do you wanna work with the […]
Range queries are a very common task in SQL: selecting dates, numbers, or even text values that […]
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An entire post on choosing the correct data types either seems like overkill or much needed and […]
Indexes in MySQL are one of the primary ways to enhance query performance and they are especially […]
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Today’s Office Hours had a ton of technical difficulties because it was my first live stream on both […]
As you all know about, just a few weeks ago we had the big CrowdStrike global IT […]
In this week’s Query Exercise challenge, I explained SQL Server’s 201 buckets problem. SQL Server’s statistics only handle […]
Many years ago, my wife and I wrote an article for Datamation, a major trade publication at […]
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I ran a poll over on LinkedIn to find out if people have 100% of their databases under […]
Have you ever surfed the internet and felt overwhelmed by personalized advertisements that appear to know your […]
As part of my work with Redgate, I wanted to do some testing on our subsetting and masking […]
Like XML, JSON is an open standard storage format for data, metadata, parameters, or other unstructured or […]
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I was supposed to be on a flight to Mexico, but had to cancel at the last minute. […]
When you run a query, SQL Server needs to estimate the number of matching rows it’ll find – […]
This article is part of Robert Sheldon’s continuing series on Mongo DB. To see all of the […]
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Microsoft Fabric is their fourth version of a Data Warehouse. Back in September of 2008, Microsoft bought DATAllegro […]
YOU! Wanna make easy money? Black Friday is coming. Every November, we run a big sale on our […]
This continues my series on auditing SQL Server. The fist parts covered discovery and documentation, server level […]
In this article, I will cover a bit about the LIKE operator, including how it works, and […]
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AI is increasingly becoming part of everyday life across various domains. For the uninitiated, AI which stands for […]
Partitioning in PostgreSQL was for many years a feature almost entirely ignored, and even today is often […]
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On 19th June 2024, the world faced a major outage. The computer on which the Windows operating system […]
This article offers technical guidance on automating updates and tracking changes of data examples using Snowflake’s CDC […]
I took your top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento, including a few career-oriented ones: Here’s what we covered: 00:00 Start […]
Tomorrow, August 15, I have yet another conference where I’ll speak about MySQL’s performance. To be more […]