How to Automate Cross-Platform Database Development
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In my previous article, I looked at the basics of the new, open-source SQLCMD, which is a new […]
This month’s big changes are performance tuning in sp_BlitzFirst & sp_BlitzLock. Part of the benefits of using the […]
Introducing the new centrally managed Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server. Today, Microsoft is pleased to announce the […]
You’re planning to migrate to SQL Server 2022, and you want your databases to be faster after the […]
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The field of data engineering involves handling vast amounts of data through processing, transformation, and storage to enable […]
This one’s broken up into two parts because I took a bio break mid-stream: 00:00 Start 03:04 Clippy: […]
PostgreSQL has a separate command-line tool that’s been available for decades and is included with any installation […]
Transactions have to be protected and you need to know when something is altered or prevent altering […]
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The rising popularity of ChatGPT has led to the development of a PowerShell module called PowerShellAI, which allows […]
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Do any of these questions sound familiar? – My AG fails to failover – Why did my […]
At a few different conferences in early 2023, I’ve heard Microsoft employees talking about the version of sqlcmd, […]
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I’ve long been a huge advocate for always referencing objects with a schema prefix in SQL Server. […]
If you right-click on a database in SQL Server Management Studio, you get an option to set Compatibility […]