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The Bad Data Shutdown
I’m a car guy. I like cars, I like driving, and I’ve spent a lot of time and money over the years on vehicles. I’ve swapped and enjoyed a few dozen automobiles as part of my life. If you are … Continue reading
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Tagged car update, continuous delivery, software development
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Better ReadyRoll Script Naming
One of the things that I like about ReadyRoll is that the product will automatically build new scripts that are named in a sequential order. This usually results in a few scripts that look like this: As you can see, … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, software development, SQL Change Automation, syndicated
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Starting ReadyRoll with an Existing DB
I’ve been working with ReadyRoll quite a bit the last few months, and wanted to start putting out some information. I’m looking to do a longer series, but here’s a quick post on getting started. When you install ReadyRoll, you … Continue reading
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Tagged software development, SQL Change Automation, syndicated
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We Manage Algorithms
“Every business is an algorithmic business.” That was a phrase that Microsoft’s Joseph Sirosh used in a keynote at SQL Nexus, talking about the future of software and data. Rather than managing data, many of us will move to manage algorithms, … Continue reading