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The Pace of Data Platform Change
I was watching Vicky Harp in the 2020 October GroupBy conference recently talking about her challenges of working with the SQL Server platform as it’s grown. It’s a good keynote, with Vicky noting that she started with SQL Server 2000 … Continue reading
All In to the Cloud
I was listening to the fall 2020 GroupBy conference recently and heard Gethyn Ellis note that he wasn’t aware of any companies that were over some age (a decade?), and that had made a 100% move to the cloud. The … Continue reading
The Separation of Tools
I’ve got a question for you today. Is it better to have SSMS and ADS available as separate downloads? If you installed SQL Server prior to 2017 (the year, not the version), you had the option to add Management Studio … Continue reading
The Spookiest Year
Last Halloween I was in Chicago, in one of the biggest cities in the US visiting a customer. This was near the end of a very busy travel year, where I’d been to England 5 times, Australia twice, and was … Continue reading