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Quick NoLock with SQL Prompt
First, please, please, please, avoid NoLock. You can lose data, or get strange results, as Jason Strate demonstrates (blog | video). Before you read further or try this, read his post and look at Kendra’s video. I had a customer … Continue reading
Using Data Compare with Recent Data Only
This is a post that looks at how to compare data changes in recent data. A customer recently asked me about looking at a table, and choosing specific data to compare. In this case, the data they were looking to … Continue reading
Continuously Classify and Protect Your Senstive Data
Abstract: Many data breaches come about from less secured development and test databases. Redgate has integrated SQL Data Catalog and Data Masker to allow you to continuously improve your classification and protection process for those environments. In this session Steve … Continue reading
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Recovering Data from a Backup with SQL Data Compare
I had a customer recently ask about how to recover data from a backup file. I believe the request was for SQL Backup, but I knew there was another way, and I suggested SQL Data Compare. We used to have … Continue reading
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