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You’re a developer or a DBA, and you’re comfortable writing queries to get the data you need. You’re […]
You’re a developer or a DBA, and you’re comfortable writing queries to get the data you need. You’re […]
SQLite 3.54.0 est disponible depuis septembre dernier. Elle introduit de nouveautés dans la CLI. Le prompt peut afficher des […]
Tick tock. SQL Server 2017 extended support ends on October 12, 2027. That means today, you need to […]
Every growing application eventually faces the same challenge: your database schema needs to change, but your users […]
SQL Server environments that are patched, firewalled, and configured to best practice can still carry hidden risk. […]
When we were kids, we knew we were in for something heavy whenever a TV series began an […]
Is your company hiring for a database position as of October 2026? Do you wanna work with the […]
Using live data outside production is one of the fastest ways to create compliance risk. It becomes […]
You wanna take my SQL Server classes. Your boss wants to know what they cost, when you’ll be […]
Data is one of the most valuable assets an organisation can hold — but only if it’s […]
I got my start in hotels & restaurants, worked my way up to being a hotel general manager, […]
AI agents don’t ask permission before every query. Instead, they themselves decide which tools to call and […]
AI coding assistants have become a fixture in most developers’ workflows, but when it comes to databases, […]
I teach Microsoft SQL Server performance tuning in a 4-class rotation. The winter rotation is getting ready to […]
PostgreSQL is one of the most capable relational databases available, but capability isn’t the same as suitability. […]
Sometimes my value as a blogger is to make complex topics simple, or to deliver industry news to […]
Do you know where you were on June 15, 2023? Do not fret, neither do I. But […]
On Wednesday, registration opens for the next round of my live training classes, and you can get access […]
The SQL Server attack pattern is consistent: attackers do not always need a spectacular vulnerability. They often […]
A couple times a year, I go away for a week to think about what’s working well, what […]
I hope you never have to look for another job. However, if you do, I wanna give you […]
The goal of this guide is simple: get PostgreSQL up and running in the fastest, easiest way. […]
You’re looking at page split numbers in a monitoring tool or Perfmon, and you’ve heard that page splits […]
The big difference between MySQL and MariaDB largely revolves around database storage engines and anything related to […]
DORA requires financial institutions to run tests that prove their systems can withstand operational disruption without exposing […]
Next month on Saturday, October 17, I’ll be speaking at the free Day of Data Orlando. Registration is […]
At the end of the previous article in my series on building an app and database almost […]
Today I’m back in the home office, finishing up teaching Mastering Index Tuning and getting ready to head […]
I teach Microsoft SQL Server performance tuning in a 4-class rotation. The winter rotation is getting ready to […]
Foreign key constraints exist to stop bad data before it happens, yet plenty of production SQL Server […]
NOLOCK is bad and you probably shouldn’t use it, but every time I mention that publicly, the pushback […]
SQL injection inside Microsoft-signed system stored procedures is not supposed to happen. Yet, as I’ve been documenting […]
Deleting a customer’s personal data under GDPR or CCPA means erasing it everywhere it’s stored — not […]
« Nous avons créé une capacité Copilot dédiée. Mais comment savoir que Copilot s’exécute réellement dessus, et […]
For this episode, I’m up in the mountains just outside Vegas, enjoying the nice cool temperatures, spending the […]
Roughly two out of every three tech conference session demos fail — that’s according to experienced attendee […]
By popular demand, SQL Server 2025 added JSON indexes. You can eat the cake of being able to […]
Logical replication has long been a feature of many database management systems. It’s the simple process of […]
When you run monitoring queries like sp_BlitzWho and sp_WhoIsActive, you wanna see the program names that are running […]
Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric is useful when you need to make SQL Server data available in Fabric. […]
I’m back in the home office this week, covering your top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento, and we finish up […]
I want to be up front and honest: I suspect I’ll fail this. However, I’m going to […]
Is your company hiring for a database position as of September 2026? Do you wanna work with the […]
Failed logins are one of the clearest early-warning signs of trouble on a SQL Server – whether […]
SQL Server Agent is a solid scheduler for database administration and simple, database-local automation. In a small to […]
In this Simple Talk opinion piece, Greg Low unpacks how AI models actually filter and weigh training […]
In my previous article, I described a privilege escalation scenario involving Azure Arc-enabled SQL Server and a […]
Cloud database vendor lock-in is one of the most expensive surprises in enterprise infrastructure — not because […]
You wanna learn PostgreSQL, and you wanna use a sample database with big real-world data, the same kinds […]
AI is everywhere, and the pressure to adopt it is relentless. But what does responsible, practical AI […]