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Republish: The DBA’s Twelve Days of Christmas
It’s the day before Christmas in the US and I’m on vacation. Hopefully relaxed and not trying to get anything done at the last minute. In any case, I reached back in the archive. I wrote The DBA’s Twelve Days … Continue reading
Republish: What’s Your Area of Expertise?
I’m using up some vacation I have this month, so I’m taking a break and trying to catch up on some ranch chores. While I’m braving the cold, and likely cutting some pasture grass, you get a republish. I asked … Continue reading
A Week Off
I hope I’m getting a week off this week. I scheduled holiday, but since I do work with sales, sometimes I get called in. My wife is having a slow December, so I’m hoping to spend some time with her … Continue reading
The Microsoft SQL Year in Review
Recently, I watched a year in review from Data Exposed, which looked at what’s changed in SQL Server, Azure SQL, and SQL Database in Fabric. This was a lengthy version of the show, just over an hour, though there is … Continue reading