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We’re discontinuing our apps (not the First Responder Kit scripts, just the apps), which means I’m laying off […]
We’re discontinuing our apps (not the First Responder Kit scripts, just the apps), which means I’m laying off […]
This article explores how MySQL and PostgreSQL handle XML data differently, including storage behavior, validation, XML querying, […]
Way back in December of 2009, Adam Machanic published a blog post (archive) in which he invited database […]
I used to run live online classes all year round, and I really miss it. I’ve had such […]
Like most of you, I’ve been using AI large language models (LLMs) at work and at hobby […]
SQL injection is one of the oldest and most well-understood vulnerability classes in software security. Most developers […]
On a 12-hour layover in Keflavik, I pulled over my Suzuki Jimny (love these little things, and we […]
It may seem that in today’s rapidly evolving landscape of AI and digital threats, becoming certified is […]
The lineup for the PASS Data Community Summit Seattle event was just released,and I’m proud to share that […]
In this article, I’ll explain how to implement vector search in SQL Server using the VECTOR_DISTANCE and […]
About ten years ago, I sketched out an idea for a different kind of SQL Server monitoring tool: […]
Large language models (LLMs) and the agents built on top of them ingest everything they are given, […]
Kristyna Ferris didn’t come from a traditional tech background. She studied anthropology, stumbled into data through an […]
I’m at sea again, this time cruising aboard the Disney Treasure off of St. Thomas. Let’s go through […]
Seven years after GDPR came into force, European regulators have issued over 2,245 fines totalling nearly 5.65 […]
Normally when I tell people about SQL Server’s optimistic concurrency isolation levels, Read Committed Snapshot Isolation (RCSI) and […]
According to Redgate’s 2026 State of the Database Landscape report, 91% of teams – no matter how […]
For T-SQL Tuesday #199, Koen Verbeeck posed an excellent question: if your company moved up to the cloud, […]
Way back in May 2002, I posted my first blog post here. I didn’t know what it would […]
In the first article of this series, I explained how to install and configure Ollama to host […]
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) does not solve AI hallucinations. Instead, it just moves the failure point from the […]
I’m back in the home office to take another round of the top-voted questions from https://pollgab.com/room/brento. Here’s what […]
For T-SQL Tuesday #100, Adam Machanic’s challenge for SQL bloggers was to predict what databases would be like […]
Oracle-to-Postgres migration seems simple at first, but everything changes when you hit the DBMS_* packages. The 200,000 […]
Is your company hiring for a database position as of June 2026? Do you wanna work with the […]
User-defined functions (UDFs) in Power BI let you build reusable, automated tests for your semantic models — […]
When we want to use AI-based comparisons of text, via vector search in SQL Server, we need […]