Tag Archives: Linux

SSoL–Elevating Privileges

Posted on June 28, 2017 by way0utwest

I don’t think most of us need to know Linux, but if you end up managing a system, it’s good to have a little idea of how to get around. This is a short series of posts as I remember … Continue reading →

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Using OPENROWSET in SQL Server on Linux

Posted on June 21, 2017 by way0utwest

I wanted to import the million song dataset in SQL Server on Linux. There’s a github repo that has the SQL to allow you to use this with the graph database features. However, it’s built for Windows. Linux is a … Continue reading →

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Do I Need to Learn Linux and R and Python?

Posted on May 26, 2017 by way0utwest

The big changes coming in SQL Server 2017 are the Linux version and the addition of Python as a language used to analyze data. In SQL Server 2016, we had the R language added, and quite a few people have … Continue reading →

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SQL Server on Linux is Just SQL Server

Posted on April 27, 2017 by way0utwest

I’ve been working with the SQL Server on Linux (SSoL) version for quite some time, almost a year. In all of that time, I’ve for the most part found that SQL Server is SQL Server. When I connect, run demos, … Continue reading →

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