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Vibe Coding a Login Tracking System
A customer was asking about tracking logins and logouts in Redgate Monitor. We don’t do this natively, as this really needs an XEvent session. I decided to see if an AI could help me get a solution setup that might … Continue reading
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Investing for AI
The GenAI boom is growing like crazy. From hype to disasters to successes to investment to the embedding of GenAI tech into lots of products, it seems no one gets away from AI. My wife, kids, friends, they all talk … Continue reading
Don’t Create Workslop
I remember a time before email. Some of my first jobs were mostly based on paper being moved from person to person. I’m sure some of you remember these envelopes being used to communicate between individuals in an organization. I … Continue reading
SQL Server 2025 RegEx and AI
One of the language changes in SQL Server 2025 that I’ve seen a lot of people mention is the addition of RegEx functions to T-SQL. I decided to take a few minutes and try to examine how this feature works, … Continue reading