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Monthly Archives: August 2016
To Infinity and Beyond
This isn’t data related, but a story caught my eye recently, and I suspect quite a few of you will enjoy reading it. One of the tasks I had to do in university was try and rewrite the landing software … Continue reading
Opening .SQL Files in SSMS 2016 by Default #SQLNewBlogger
Another post for me that is simple and hopefully serves as an example for people trying to get blogging as #SQLNewBloggers. This is an easy one, but you’ll want to try this yourself. As I’ve been trying to move off … Continue reading
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Keyboard Hardlines
A few years ago, I had a keyboard die. At the time, I needed something quickly and ended up with a Logitech wireless model that included a mouse. I’m not sure of which model, but I’ve ended up getting two … Continue reading
What’s a Database Pipeline?
One of the things I ran into a few years ago was the idea of a software pipeline. A set journey across machines and stages that your software takes. In modern, DevOps style development shops, this usually means: A development … Continue reading