Granting Permissions in a Fabric Data Warehouse and Lakehouse
We are becoming used to being a bit lazy when granting permissions to Data Warehouses and lakehouses […]
We are becoming used to being a bit lazy when granting permissions to Data Warehouses and lakehouses […]
I went to LA for the opening week of Somni, a gorgeous restaurant in LA, and took your […]
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Many companies have technical debt which consists of applications and/or databases that are no longer in support or […]
This article is part of Robert Sheldon’s continuing series on Mongo DB. To see all of the […]
This week is my annual Black Friday sale, and over and over, folks buy the Fundamentals & Mastering […]
In today’s data-driven enterprise environment, businesses increasingly rely on Snowflake’s cloud data warehouse for handling large-scale data […]
You’ve been eyeing my training classes all year long, biting your lip with lustful hunger, wishing you could […]
This isn’t really a first look, per se. I’ve seen Erin Stellato present on this a few times […]
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This week we have announced SQL Server 2025 now available in private preview. SQL Server 2025 is an […]
The amount of news brought by Ignite is huge. I was not expecting to find so many […]
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When analytic data is stored directly in SQL Server, a clustered columnstore index is an ideal place […]
Today at Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft announced SQL Server 2025. The biggest new features focus on AI and bringing […]
Every quarter, we publish adoption rate data showing how quickly people are adopting new versions of SQL Server. […]
In my PollGab room where y’all can ask questions, Chocolate Thunder wrote: I do genuinely wish that I […]
It was an amazing week at the PASS Data Community Summit 2024 in Seattle, Washington. Microsoft made several […]
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When you think of how to store data in a database, you think of data types. A […]
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There’s a secret theme to the questions I hand-picked from the queue at https://pollgab.com/room/brento. Normally I just take […]
SQL Server Management Studio v21 Preview 1 is out and let’s give it a quick whirl. It’s installed with […]
When learning something new, we always compare it with what we know. In this case, we end […]
Representational State Transfer (REST) is a software architectural design that has been employed throughout the software industry to create stateless web […]
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Today’s post is in reply to the invitation post, Josephine Bush asks the question: “How do you […]
You are not ready for how weird my take is. Last week at the PASS Summit conference in […]
Like ancient Gaul, SQL is divided into three sub- languages. The DDL (Data Declaration Language) declares the […]
That face I’m making in the video thumbnail is priceless. YouTube randomly picks these, and I laughed out […]
Everyone knows that indexes make databases faster, well not everyone as I once came across a team that […]
Welcome to part 2 of our Demystifying Continuous Integration vs. Continuous Delivery series. In Part 1 of […]
I took the Graffiti Gulf 356 out to the Valley of Fire State Park to exercise it, and […]
Introduction PostgreSQL is a powerful open-source relational database management system with robust features for handling large datasets and […]
In the previous article (here) touched on the overview of Frappe and ERPNext and how they’re connected. […]
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I’m in Seattle this week for the PASS Data Community Summit. Before the pre-conference sessions started, I sat […]