Category Archives: Editorial

Republish: The Minimum Upgrade Point

I guess I’m technically working today. I’m at That Conference in Wisconsin, speaking and networking with fellow software geeks, but I’m expecting to be mostly out of touch, I’m republishing The Minimum Upgrade Point

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The Choice of SQL Server Version

Every quarter Brent Ozar publishes some data from his SQL ConstantCare® service. This is a service where companies contract with Brent to install a service on their instance, collect data, and give them simple, short daily emails on things they … Continue reading

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A Paste Policy

Most of the code I’ve written for various employers was something that lived inside the organization. This was for internal use and no one outside of the organization ever used it. It was almost always code I’d written, so I … Continue reading

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HIPPO vs. Data

One trend for many organizations is to be data-driven. This means using data to make decisions at all levels, or at least support those decisions. This was popularized by many companies, and there is research to back up the claims … Continue reading

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