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Daily Archives: December 1, 2017
Not Useless Features
Some time ago I noticed Adam Machanic had written a post titled The SQL Hall of Shame. In it, Adam notes there are features that Microsoft will introduce in SQL Server and then let die. These are the useless features that … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged sql server
Automating SQL Clone Creation with PoSh
I think SQL Clone is one of the game changing products from Redgate. This product really fits into a DevOps mindset, allowing me to quickly and easily build (and rebuild) a dev database. While the agent web pages make this … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged DevOps, powershell, SQL Clone, syndicated
