PostgreSQL Basics: A Template for Managing Database Privileges
In the first two articles of this series about PostgreSQL privileges, we reviewed how to create roles, […]
In the first two articles of this series about PostgreSQL privileges, we reviewed how to create roles, […]
When I first saw a bullet item stating SQL Server 2022 would support instant file initialization for […]
Welcome to the second blog of the “magic of parameters” series. In the first entry, I covered […]
Database and development teams often load data from plain text files into their MySQL databases. The files […]
Having access to the psql command-line tool is essential for any developers or DBAs that are actively […]
PostgreSQL has a separate command-line tool that’s been available for decades and is included with any installation […]
I’ve long been a huge advocate for always referencing objects with a schema prefix in SQL Server. […]
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks are widespread, and even some BigTech companies suffer from them. Netflix suffered […]
An important aspect of building and managing a database is organizing the objects within your database. You […]
A Beginners Guide To MySQL Replication Part 2: Configuring Source and Replica Servers In the first part […]
In the previous article in this series, I introduced you to how to access MySQL data from […]
I have come across a lot of use cases for manufacturing rows on the fly, aside from […]
MySQL Replication is a process where data from one MySQL database known as the source (formerly called […]
If you have ever played a game of chess against someone good, or perhaps against a computer, […]
Power BI and Azure are two related services, but with a considerable independence between them. Power BI […]
Sometimes when working with very large sets of data, you may not want to return all of […]
The SELECT statement is used to retrieve information from a database. Following the execution of a SELECT […]
Configuration parameters are the most mythical creatures in the world of PostgreSQL. Ordinary PostgreSQL users often do […]
I recently wrote about a way to generate visual, interactive calendars in HTML by combining a calendar […]
When I was a DBA involved with the management of a large number of database servers, I […]
The basic differences between Synapse Serverless and the Dedicated pool are obvious: While the serverless doesn’t store […]
When you are writing T-SQL scripts to save away, for example one to create a new database, […]
Applications of all types commonly access MySQL to retrieve, add, update, or delete data. The applications might […]
Pre-Unicode Younger programmers have grown up with ASCII and Unicode as the only ways of representing character […]
I’ve been at this for a while now, and have a very particular set of rules and […]
In the first security article, PostgreSQL Basics: Roles and Privileges, I discussed how roles (users and groups) […]
The five-part series is designed to jump-start any IT professional’s journey in the fascinating world of Data […]
Over the past 25 years, I have answered a lot of programming questions in online forums, from […]
The tools classified as “Realtime Backend / API“, or tools that can rapidly process an API call […]
This article is part of Greg Larsen’s continuing series on Learning T-SQL. To see all 9 items […]
PostgreSQL supports constraints much like any other database management system. When you need to ensure certain behaviors […]
I wrote about Managed Identity Secrets a few weeks ago, but since that article was published I […]
Authentication Authorization Verify that the user is who they claim to be. This can be through password, […]
This article is part of Greg Larsen’s continuing series on Learning T-SQL. To see all 8 items […]
CETAS is the acronym for Create External Table As Select. This allow us to export the result […]
As with any other relational data management system (RDBMS), PostgreSQL uses indexes as a mechanism to improve […]
This article is part of Robert Sheldon’s continuing series on Learning MySQL. To see all 10 items […]
Fish are beautiful creatures, but they have one minor issue. The main thing I remember from the […]
Let’s talk about authentication between Azure Functions and resources used by Azure Functions and conclude with many […]
Auto-Create statistics is a well-known feature critical for the database performance. When one statistic is auto created, […]
It is almost New Year’s Day, that time when the optimistic at heart start thinking about making […]
I wrote an article about Power BI Datamarts which was released together the feature, on the exact […]
“A Backup as Revolutionary as You Are.” Ever heard that phrase before? If you did, you’re no […]
The Good In the late 1990s, one of the world’s most popular technologies was waning. COBOL. Relational […]
How you used to do it For example, say you want to find all the read-write database […]
MySQL Enterprise Backup is a known tool for everyone inside of the world of MySQL, no matter […]
Part of Robert Sheldon’s continuing series on Learning MySQL. The series so far: Getting started with MySQL […]