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Monthly Archives: February 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
DR Planning
Data professionals know that protecting and ensuring our data is safe is one of our primary jobs. Many of us worry that if we were unable to recover a database, our job might be jeopardy, which makes sense. If we … Continue reading
Learning for Feb
By the time you read this, I’ll have decided, but I just finished the first book and need to pick another. This post is more for me than anyone else, helping me to sit down and think for a minute. … Continue reading