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Daily Archives: January 23, 2017
Useful #SQLPrompt Tips
One of the tools that Redgate write is SQL Prompt. This might be my favorite product, and I’m constantly impressed by the improvements that the dev team releases. In fact, I’m also impressed by the rate at which they produce … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, SQL in the City, SQL Prompt, syndicated
The Purpose of a Database
A great quote from a blog on machine learning in SQL Server: “…nobody buys a DBMS for the sake of DBMS. People buy it for what it enables you to do”. The post is from Rimma Nehme, who has given … Continue reading
