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SQL server BIGINT

It has been a while since I wrote a blog post for TSQL Tuesday and there is no better time then now following on from Brent Ozar’s Invite about...

2021-03-09

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SQL server Linux and SQLCMD

Following on from a previous blog post (https://blobeater.blog/2021/01/15/sql-server-linux/) on installing SQL Linux, a common requirement will be the need to connect to it to issue queries, typically via SQLCMD)....

2021-01-25

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Azure SQL vCore vs DTU

If you are building database solutions in Azure , using Azure SQL Database then you will know that you have a purchasing option decision to make. That being should...

2021-01-19

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SQL Server Linux

If you have come from a windows background you may be curious about the world of SQL Server Linux. Yes, the operating system and the implementation of it differs...

2021-01-15

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SQL Server 2025 Query Performance Tuning: Troubleshoot and Optimize Query Performance

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Comments posted to this topic are about the item SQL Server 2025 Query Performance...

Is it uncommon for Dev's to have a data model of the source data

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This is a generic question. To the moderators, I wasn't sure where to place...

ROLLUP to calculate Month total for all Categories

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Good Afternoon, I have built a table with four columns:  Period(Month), Category, Numerator, Denominator....

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Question of the Day

Creating JSON I

On SQL Server 2025, what happens when I run this code:

SELECT JSON_OBJECTAGG( 'City':'Denver')
GO

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