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I’ve known Adam and Patrick for a long time and I’m thrilled with the content they produce on their Guy in a Cube show. It’s a great resource for anything Power BI, and now, starting to cover Microsoft Fabric. I’ve … Continue reading
Friday Flyway Tips: Visualizing Undo Scripts
One nice thing with Flyway Enterprise is that it will automatically generate the undo scripts for migration scripts. However, it used to be that finding these and seeing the script was hard. It’s easier after Flyway Desktop 6.5.2 I’ve been … Continue reading
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Finding Analogies with AI
I saw this article on using AI to help that included a few prompts. I decided to try one. This is part of a series of experiments with the ChatGPT and other AI systems. Lots of Copilot lately. The Prompt … Continue reading