Steve’s tweets
- @SQLRockstar that's not bad. Help people learn some commands like systemctl 5 hours ago
- @dbBerater please do. I need to get a bunch more done 5 hours ago
- @AdamMachanic yeah, I need to write some of those after watching @dbBerater talk about them. 7 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Basic XML Node Query–#SQLNewBlogger
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. I saw a question recently about querying an XML document. Certainly avoid this in the database if you … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged SQLNewBlogger, syndicated, T-SQL, xml
Monitoring and Alerting
Monitoring your systems is important. It’s not just me that thinks so, as plenty of experienced DBAs and developers know the value of monitoring. Heck, most people have learned to build some sort of metric collection into their software. Azure … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged administration, monitoring
The Desktop Rebuild–Part 3
This is the last part of this series, at least for now. If you haven’t seen Part 1 and Part 2, feel free to check them out. After I got through Part 2, I was working again. In fact, I … Continue reading
Come to IT/Dev Connections–July Sale
You can register for IT/Dev Connections in October and save this weekend with the July Sale. Use code: JULYSALE. I’ll be speaking, though I’m not sure which sessions will be chosen. This year the conference is going to be on … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged Dev Connections, speaking
Email or Username
Quite a few of us will work with application databases where we need to identify a particular user for working with the various parts of the application. I’m not talking about the authentication and verification of identity, but just having … Continue reading
Better Explorer on High dpi Displays
I’ve got a high dpi display on my laptop. The recommended resolution is 2560×1704. That’s small. I have had all kinds of issues with SSMS, VS, and various other applications, including a few from Redgate. The other day I was … Continue reading
Better ReadyRoll Script Naming
One of the things that I like about ReadyRoll is that the product will automatically build new scripts that are named in a sequential order. This usually results in a few scripts that look like this: As you can see, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged ReadyRoll, Redgate, software development, syndicated
Democratic Data Science
I know quite a few people that are jumping on the data science bandwagon, brushing up on statistics, learning R, and hoping to land one of those lucrative data scientist positions. I wish you good luck, and some of you … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged data analysis
The Desktop Rebuild–Part 2
You can read part 1, but that’s more about the (initial) hardware changes. This one looks at getting moving on the new desktop. Note, that since I changed the MB/CPU/Boot disk, I decided to reinstall Windows as well on a … Continue reading
DevOps and Security
DevOps is a buzzword these days, and like many of the hyped concepts written about, it has a lot of meanings. There is this idea releasing software more often, using automation, having various groups talk to each other, and more, … Continue reading
