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Quick Database Copies and Branching with Spawn
I delivered a talk last week at the Future Data Driven summit. It’s one I’ve done a few times, but I really enjoy it. It’s on the Future of Database Development, where I present a view of where I think, … Continue reading
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Removing a Deleted Column from a Data Masker Masking Set
Data Masker for SQL Server is a great tool ensuring the data you use in non-production environments is compliant with any regulations by obfuscating and changing sensitive data. This is part of a series of posts on Data Masker from … Continue reading
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Changing the Connection for Data Masker
Data Masker for SQL Server is a great tool ensuring the data you use in non-production environments is compliant with any regulations by obfuscating and changing sensitive data. This is part of a series of posts on Data Masker from … Continue reading
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Ignoring System Generated Key Names in SQL Compare
Recently I ran into a customer that was having issues deploying code from their development system to their production system. The issue was that they often found that the deployment script wanted to drop and recreate their keys. This wasn’t … Continue reading
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