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Daily Archives: December 4, 2018
SQL in the City is Next Week
Next Wednesday, Dec 12, I’ll be back in the UK with Kathi, Kendra, and Grant for SQL in the City Streamed. You can register today and join us for a set of DevOps talks that will get you to think … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged SQL in the City, syndicated
Revving the Error
I was pleased to see the fix for the string or binary data truncated error saw some development work in SQL Server 2019. If you haven’t read about this, the changes are described on MSDN and I thanked the development team. What’s even … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged sql server
