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SQL in the City in Melbourne on June 14

As a part of our down under tour, SQL in the City comes to Melbourne on June 14. It’s a day before SQL Saturday #865 – Melbourne. If you’re anywhere close, and I know there’s not a lot of cities close by, but come take two days and get lots of Database DevOps and SQL Server training for a very low cost. I’m hoping for a good turnout and the chance to come back again next year.

Register today for a full day of training, including a catered lunch, and listen to talks about DevOps and Redgate products on Friday, then come back to SQL Saturday 24 hours later.

I’m excited for the event. We completed our London Summit a few weeks ago and it went very well. I’m taking over the keynote from Kendra and also doing a Monitoring session as well as covering privacy and the panel.

It’s going to be an exciting day, so if you want to improve your Database DevOps process, in a Compliant way, sign up and come on June 14.

May 16, 2019
A Clean Values Clause with SQL Prompt

I’ve had this code in a snippet for a long time:

I appreciate the markup to prevent SQL Prompt from doing this, which used to always happen.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve used CTRL+Z to undo that format, add the markup, and format again.

A few months back. I was talking with someone and noticed this:

A new option for formatting called “INSERT”. This allows you to specify how you want to insert column list to appear. What’s even better, is at the bottom it says “Values”. Scroll down and you see options for separately formatting the VALUES clause, which I use all the time.

Now I can format easily without worrying my VALUES clause will get spread all over the page.

SQL Prompt is amazing. If you haven’t given it a try, download an eval today. If you have the Toolbelt, you ought to be using this every day.

May 13, 2019
SQL in the City Christchurch–June 7

I’m going to New Zealand for SQL in the City Christchurch on June 7. It’s a day before SQL Saturday #831 – South Island. Take two days and get lots of Database DevOps and SQL Server training for a very low cost. I don’t know how many events come to New Zealand, but I’m hoping lots of you can come to our event and we’ll have the chance to do it again.

Register today for a full day of training and talks about DevOps and Redgate products on Friday, then come back to SQL Saturday 24 hours later.

I’m excited for the event. We completed our London Summit last week and it went very well. I’m taking over the keynote from Kendra and also doing a Monitoring session as well as covering privacy and the panel.

It’s going to be an exciting day, so if you want to improve your Database DevOps process, in a Compliant way, sign up and come on June 7.

May 9, 2019
SQL in the City Summit comes to Brisbane on May 31

SQL in the City comes to Brisbane on May 31. It’s a day before SQL Saturday #838 – Brisbane. If you’re anywhere close, which likely includes Sydney, take two days and get lots of Database DevOps and SQL Server training for a very low cost. I’m hoping for a good turnout and the chance to come back again next year.

Register today for a full day of training and talks about DevOps and Redgate products on Friday, then come back to SQL Saturday 24 hours later.

I’m excited for the event. We completed our London Summit this week and it went very well. I’m taking over the keynote from Kendra and also doing a Monitoring session as well as covering privacy and the panel.

It’s going to be an exciting day, so if you want to improve your Database DevOps process, in a Compliant way, sign up and come on May 31.

May 2, 2019