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Daily Archives: November 28, 2016
Validating a Set of Database Scripts using DLM Automation
The basis of all the DLM Automation from Redgate is a series of PowerShell cmdlets. They might look intimidating or confusing, but they aren’t. This is part of a series of posts that examine how you use each one. Previously … Continue reading
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Hire the Right People
I’ve seen this list of why projects fail going around the Internet for awhile (recently from Brent Ozar Unlimited). There are a number of items in here, and if you substitute some other field for the data scientist part, you … Continue reading
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