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Daily Archives: December 3, 2014
T-SQL Tricks – Customizing SSMS Templates with Parameters
I wrote briefly about templates in Management Studio (SSMS), and showed the default templates that come with SQL Server. I now want to customize some of the templates in a way that makes sense for me. If I grab a … Continue reading
Always Canary
Deploying software is hard. Despite decades of experience working to update software smoothly, it seems that many of us tasked with that responsibility find ourselves nervous about making changes. This is especially true for database changes, where we must not … Continue reading
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