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Daily Archives: August 18, 2014
Disconnecting Auditing
We know security is becoming more and more of a topic for IT professionals. As we realy more heavily on our computer systems, we have to be sure that the information contained in them is secure. We know that we … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged administration, auditing, security, sql server
Playing with Pivot
I’ve been working on some skills, trying to grow some of my T-SQL, and started to mess with the PIVOT operator. This is a T-SQL construct that helps you turn row data into column data. It’s part of the SELECT … Continue reading
