How to Work with On-Premises AI Models to Generate T-SQL Code
See how a small local model performs on some SQL tasks. This shows how Ollama can run a model on your laptop.
See how a small local model performs on some SQL tasks. This shows how Ollama can run a model on your laptop.
Today Steve notes that he often compares the work a computer does to what might happen if the same actions occurred in the physical world.
The article covers four connected areas: over-privileged database users, msdb and SQL Server Agent exposure, privileged maintenance jobs, and trigger-based permission hijacking.
Managing incidents as a DBA /DB manager and some of the key things you should be doing.
Learn how the BIT_COUNT() function works and how it enabled operations where data is stored in bits.
In this tip, we’ll look at some best practices to help you get the most out of your models. We will also look the DAX formula language.
AI is causing some people to work more, which seems at odds with the idea of what AI should be: a useful tool.
As database changesets accumulate over time, they gradually become more than deployment artifacts. This level explores how a well-organized changeset library evolves into a replayable representation of the database’s structural history, supporting not only reliable deployments but also reconstruction, auditing, and long-term maintainability. Through practical examples and a real-world case study, it shows why maintaining coherent Create and Rollback scripts continues to provide value long after a successful production deployment.
This article goes into one of the new regular expression functions in SQL Server 2025: REGEXP_LIKE().
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The STRING_ESCAPE() function requires 2 parameters in SQL Server 2025. The first is a string of text and the second is the type of escape rules being used. What are the options for the second parameter?
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