Tag Archives: databases

There Are a Lot of Databases

Posted on January 30, 2026 by way0utwest

I was reading Andy Pavlo’s end-of-year review of the database world. He’s done this for a number of years, and there are links to previous recaps in the piece. He is an associate computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, … Continue reading →

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T-SQL Tuesday #182: Personal Integrity

Posted on January 14, 2025 by way0utwest

It’s time for the first T-SQL Tuesday blog of 2025, with an invite from the first non-founder to host a party, Rob Farley. I reached out to Rob and he graciously agreed to host. His invitation this month is on … Continue reading →

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Polyglot Persistence

Posted on June 17, 2024 by way0utwest

I’ve seen the term polyglot persistence floating around Redgate a bit recently in the marketing department. I haven’t really seen this term anywhere, and I wonder if you have. If you have, drop a comment. The definition is based on … Continue reading →

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Navigating the Database Landscape

Posted on March 13, 2024 by way0utwest

The title of our keynote session at the Redgate Summit in Atlanta is Navigating the Database Landscape, and I’ll be delivering part of the talk, along with Grant Fritchey and Kathi Kellenberger today, Mar 13. This is based on the … Continue reading →

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