Friend of Redgate 2020
Last week I was excited to receive an email from Redgate notifying me that I have been renewed for another year as a Friend of Redgate. Our shop has...
2020-02-18
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Last week I was excited to receive an email from Redgate notifying me that I have been renewed for another year as a Friend of Redgate. Our shop has...
2020-02-18
35 reads
Hello, it’s amazing to me how fast the past couple of years have gone by as I’ve served on the PASS Board. It has been a journey that has...
2019-11-02
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This month Alex Yates (B|T) is hosting T-SQL Tuesday which is a monthly blog party started by Adam Machanic (B|T) and co-ordinated by Steve Jones (B|T) The challenge that...
2019-10-08
87 reads
The crew at Redgate has deemed me worthy enough to be in their Friend of Redgate program for another year....
2019-02-12
106 reads
SQL Saturday Louisville is less than a week away!! A lot of hard work has gone into putting on this...
2018-07-16
173 reads
What needs to change? The challenge to explore is are there things in your current day to day that needs...
2018-04-26
513 reads
I’ve been wanting to share a little bit about Matt’s story for a while now and this past week I...
2018-03-29
895 reads
I recently went to our local pharmacy to pick up some prescriptions. There was one for my boy and one...
2017-12-19
333 reads
It is easy for me to fall into the trap of the “who” versus the “what”. If we are not...
2017-11-30 (first published: 2017-11-20)
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I was intrigued by this month’s T-SQL Tuesday topic presented by Ewald Cress (b|t) “Folks Who Have Made a Difference”....
2017-11-14
335 reads
By Steve Jones
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By SQLPals
SQL Server Transaction Log Forensics: Preserving Evidence During an Incident SQL...
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If I want to know whether a number of negative, positive, or zero, what is the easiest way to get this in T-SQL?
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