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Daily Archives: January 8, 2019
Republish: MY Data
As I noted, I’ve been ill. This is being republished to give me another day to get well: MY Data.
Posted in Editorial
Automation for Databases–T-SQL Tuesday #110
This is the day for T-SQL Tuesday #110, a topic picked by Garry Bargsley. Automation has been a cornerstone of most of my career. As much as I work hard, and don’t mind putting time and effort into accomplishing tedious … Continue reading
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