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Daily Archives: October 19, 2011
Protecting Data
Is it really true that we can’t anonymize data? If that’s true, then are we wasting time in looking at any type of obfuscation process or scripting for data that we restore to non-production environments? If that is true, then we … Continue reading
Is my blog infringing on anything?
There was a recent uproar about a session delivered recently. A company thinks that the session infringed on their intellectual property. The Midnight DBAs had a short write up here that summarizes, and expresses some amazement. I am sure that … Continue reading
