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Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric is useful when you need to make SQL Server data available in Fabric. […]
Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric is useful when you need to make SQL Server data available in Fabric. […]
Failed logins are one of the clearest early-warning signs of trouble on a SQL Server – whether […]
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 […]
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Anyone who’s spent years writing T-SQL has a mental list of “why doesn’t SQL Server just do […]
Azure Arc-enabled SQL Server is designed to bring on-premises and multi-cloud SQL Server instances under centralized Azure […]
SQL Server 2025 finally gives developers a native JSON data type and, with it, a purpose-built way […]
So you’ve been tasked with deploying a Generative AI, RAG (retrieval-augmented generation), or Agentic AI application. Have […]
If your T-SQL is buried under layers of nested REPLACE() calls just to swap out a few […]
PASS Data Community Summit is celebrating a milestone most communities never reach: 25+ years of data professionals […]
SQL Server DBAs routinely rely on automation: SQL Server Agent jobs, maintenance plans, refresh processes, restore scripts, replication cleanup, […]
PostgreSQL replication is one of the most powerful tools available for keeping your database resilient, redundant, and […]
MySQL and PostgreSQL both store spatial and geometric data, but they take fundamentally different approaches. While MySQL […]
The DBA role has always been misunderstood. But ask a senior database professional what their week looks […]
Indexes are supposed to make SQL Server faster – so why do so many databases end up […]
For database engineers stepping into cloud migrations for the first time, networking is the silent troublemaker. Most […]
I handed Microsoft Copilot the keys to design a PostgreSQL schema for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible […]
SQL Server is one of the most mature database platforms in the world, but that doesn’t mean […]
This article explores how MySQL and PostgreSQL handle XML data differently, including storage behavior, validation, XML querying, […]
SQL injection is one of the oldest and most well-understood vulnerability classes in software security. Most developers […]
It may seem that in today’s rapidly evolving landscape of AI and digital threats, becoming certified is […]
In this article, I’ll explain how to implement vector search in SQL Server using the VECTOR_DISTANCE and […]
Kristyna Ferris didn’t come from a traditional tech background. She studied anthropology, stumbled into data through an […]
Seven years after GDPR came into force, European regulators have issued over 2,245 fines totalling nearly 5.65 […]
According to Redgate’s 2026 State of the Database Landscape report, 91% of teams – no matter how […]
In the first article of this series, I explained how to install and configure Ollama to host […]
When we want to use AI-based comparisons of text, via vector search in SQL Server, we need […]
In this article, learn how PostgreSQL powers data science workflows, including query execution, performance optimization, indexing, data […]
There are few operators in T-SQL that cause developers to scramble for documentation more than PIVOT and […]
There’s now another reason an immediate patch is needed for organizations running Valkey clusters, according to Percona […]
Indexed view tampering in SQL Server backups can expose cross-database data after restore. In this article, you’ll […]
Redgate’s 2026 State of the Database Landscape report reveals that people are increasingly willing to accept more […]
Upcoming versions of PostgreSQL will be phasing out the MD5 hashing method within the authentication infrastructure of […]
In today’s cloud-driven, multi-platform environments, answering the simple question – who owns that database? – is no […]
In this article, Greg Low explains what chunking is, why it matters for embeddings, and how SQL […]
“Let’s add LLMs to the pipeline” has become a familiar refrain in modern data teams, but turning […]
String splitting in T-SQL has historically been inefficient and limited. While STRING_SPLIT improved things, its constraints remained […]
Pat Wright details how to plan cloud migration with minimal downtime. Learn key cutover strategies, testing methods, […]
First Normal Form (1NF) is the most widely known rule in database normalization. It requires that tables […]
Every SQL Server instance contains a database that most people never query, never back up, and never […]
Today’s AI landscape is characterized by a gap. While it is often relatively easy to reach the […]
In this article, Pat Wright explains how to identify hidden risks in legacy applications before moving to […]
I’ve been a fan of sequences ever since they were added in SQL Server 2012. Prior to […]
I always really look forward to reading Redgate’s annual State of the Database Landscape report, and 2026 […]
Are you feeling the impact of AI in your daily work? No? Your database might say otherwise. […]
There’s not much to database keys, right? When you build a new table, you add a column […]
Every few years, someone asks a familiar question: do we really still need to disable the sa account in […]
We often perform planned availability group failovers in SQL Server for maintenance, patching, upgrades, and even hardware […]