Weekly reading 10#
New week has started. 1/2 of the Coding Family Team has exams at school today. We were all busy last weeks…. But now it ends! And this must be...
2019-04-08
23 reads
New week has started. 1/2 of the Coding Family Team has exams at school today. We were all busy last weeks…. But now it ends! And this must be...
2019-04-08
23 reads
Good morning, today is 1st April. Maybe it is a good time to say that for example SQL Server was acquired by its main competitor on the market? No,...
2019-03-31
75 reads
Good day! Good week! Let’s start it with some news form the Data Platform world!
SQL Internals – Physical Table Structure under...
2019-03-25
225 reads
It is MVP Summit time! I have not made it this year unfortunately. I hope all MVPs have a greate...
2019-03-18
344 reads
We were enjoying Thursday on conference in Warsaw. We have arrived pretty lately but easily saw the awesome atmosphere there....
2019-03-13
253 reads
Coding Family is late this week with the blog post! It is due to heavy storms and wind! It started...
2019-03-11
232 reads
Last week was busy the busy one. The SQL Bits, SQL Server CTP 2.3 and other great stuff have come...
2019-03-04
340 reads
Here it is! The second article about Python! This time I have described how tou use simple conditional code in...
2019-02-26
815 reads
It is spring around the corner but we do not know where the corner is. All I know it is...
2019-02-25
117 reads
I have just done my first interview! The very special guest was Uwe Ricken!
My idea for the interview was...
2019-02-19
113 reads
By Chris Yates
For decades, enterprises have approached data management with the same mindset as someone stuffing...
Truncate Table Pitfalls Truncating a table can be gloriously fast—and spectacularly dangerous when used carelessly....
You can find all the session materials for the presentation “Indexing for Dummies” that...
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What is returned as a result set when I run this command without a new seed value?
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