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Allowing a User to Create Objects in a Schema
I was testing something the other day and realized this was a security area I didn’t completely understand. I decided to write a few posts to help me understand the issues. I want to give a developer rights to create … Continue reading
The Express Choice
There are a number of editions of SQL Server, each of which has different capabilities, features, and restrictions. Over the years, the mix has changed, and it can get confusing for customers trying to decide what to purchase and use. … Continue reading
Missing Full Text Extensions in Express
I was tasked recently with removing the full text indexes in Adventureworks for a demo. The full text indexes were causing a few extra items to appear in a SQL Compare demo and weren’t needed. The individual that had set … Continue reading
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Starting a New Job
I’ve had practice here, and was reminded of this when I ran across this thread on starting a new job. In my career, I’ve had far too many employers. I’d like to think it’s not my fault, but after having double digit … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, career, career2, maintenance, sql server
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