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Monthly Archives: July 2015
There Are Always Constraints
Many of us have spent years learning about technology. I suspect that many of you might enjoy these pieces I write, but you visit SQLServerCentral for the same reason I started building it: to become better at your jobs. Many … Continue reading
Azure SQL Database – Link User to Login
I’m writing this post as a way to help motivate the #SQLNewBloggers out there. Read the bottom for a few notes on structuring a post. I created a login for an Azure SQL Database, but couldn’t log in. I would … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure, SQLNewBlogger, syndicated
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Presenting Data
Many of us that develop or manage database systems are concerned with the actual bits and bytes that compromise data. However our clients and customers are more interested in the information, in gaining knowledge from the numbers, strings, and dates … Continue reading
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Tagged career, career2, data visualization, T-SQL
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Information on the Go
I have been very interested in smart watches over the last couple years. I like wearing a watch that allows me to glance at it for the current time. While I can pull out my phone, and I’ve done that … Continue reading