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Daily Archives: February 6, 2019
Versions of Stored Procedures
I never knew this, but stored procedures have versions. I was browsing the CREATE PROCEDURE doc page, and stumbled upon this item. In the beginning part of a stored procedure definition, after the name, there is a section that starts … Continue reading
Complex Constrained Security
I was reading about Kerberos and authentication with SPNs recently. It’s a topic that seems to make sense and appears orderly, but when I’ve had issues with SPNs, it feels like voodoo and black magic sometimes might be needed to … Continue reading
