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Daily Archives: November 24, 2014
Placeholders for Emergencies
A long time ago I worked in a large corporation where we managed lots of servers, each of which performed a variety of different functions. Some were Exchange, some SQL, some file servers, etc. and they would come and go … Continue reading
How Often Does Production Drift?
One of the new products that Red Gate Software is working on is SQL Lighthouse, which is designed to track and alert you on “database drift“, which are the changes in your schema. I hadn’t really heard the concept in the past, though … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, databases, DLM, Redgate, sql server
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