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Steve chats with a few developers and gets some insights into how they are coping with AI.
Steve chats with a few developers and gets some insights into how they are coping with AI.
Diagnosing memory issues can be hard. This article shows how one administrator used custom tracking to determine whether SQL Server, SSAS, or SSRS was the issue.
We want to leverage Distributed Availability Groups to migrate our databases to a different Active Directory domain. How do we go about it?
A company trains a custom model on their own data for $40mm. Is this something that other companies might try at smaller scales?
Reproduce traditional row-lock accumulation and writer blocking, then see how SQL Server 2025 uses transaction ID locking and Lock After Qualification to improve concurrency—and where hints, isolation levels, and query shapes limit the benefit.
No no, I'm not just talking about the people answering the interview question. I'm talking about the people asking the question.
Many systems expect a sequential range of numbers for invoices, ticket numbers, and more. Learn how you can identify where you have gaps in your sequences.
Solving problems can be challenging, but once you have something built, it should be easier the next time.
Cloud database vendor lock-in is one of the most expensive surprises in enterprise infrastructure — not because the dependency is hidden, but because most teams never quantify it before committing to a platform.
By Steve Jones
Software is hard. While I love our Lucid Gravity, I realize that they are...
By James Serra
Making Data AI-Ready, Part 2 (This is the second article in a three-part series...
By Steve Jones
Can you use your GPUs when running a local model under Ollama? You can,...
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