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Daily Archives: February 14, 2017
Off to Germany
I’ve been in the UK for almost a week at the Redgate Software offices, meeting with product groups and catching up with the coworkers. It’s been a good visit, but I’m off to SQL Konferenz today. I fly early from … Continue reading
New Solutions for Old Problems–T-SQL Tuesday #87
This is an interesting T-SQL Tuesday this month. For #87, we have an invitation from Matt Gordon. The topic is using new tools to solve old problems. The “new” cutoff is SQL Server 2014, so we’d looking at a way … Continue reading
