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Daily Archives: February 12, 2018
Migrating MySQL Databases
A little out of my area, but I need to move the tsqltuesday.com database to a new service. The company running the db decided that they don’t want to keep a lower level consumer type tier. Since their minimum plan … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged mysql, syndicated, T-SQL Tuesday
Production Scripts
One of the most useful parts of SQL Server is the SQL Agent scheduler. Over the years I’ve used this subsystem to automate work and ease the administrative burden of running a SQL Server instance. At times I’ve even used … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Backup/Recovery
