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Daily Archives: April 3, 2018
Date Fun with SQL Server
I saw a people discussing date formats on Twitter after PASS put out an advertisement for a webinar with a mm-dd-yyyy format. Plenty of people were annoyed and wanted to be sure that they realized that much of the world … Continue reading
ETL or ELT
I was reading a piece on ETL patterns and found it interesting that the author noted that one way to reduce the challenge of ETL processes keeping up with changing schemas is to move to an ELT process. That’s an interesting perspective, and … Continue reading
