SQL Homework – December 2017 – View the log
Last homework of the year. Last month was to create a view. This month it’s time to take a look...
2017-12-04
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Last homework of the year. Last month was to create a view. This month it’s time to take a look...
2017-12-04
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I’ve been writing crosswords for the last few months and to change things up I thought I would do a...
2017-11-29
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Doing a database restore may not be the most common task a database professional will ever do, but it’s a...
2017-12-07 (first published: 2017-11-27)
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A while back I did a post about why you shouldn’t shrink your data file. This one is going to...
2017-11-20
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I had someone ask me about this the other day. Specifically getting variable data out of a dynamic SQL statement....
2017-11-16
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Ewald Cress (b/t) is our host this month for Adam Machanic’s (b/t) monthly blog party T-SQL Tuesday. Having just gotten...
2017-11-14
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I’ve talked about Collation Confusion before. We had the dev and test instances at one collation and the production instance...
2017-11-08
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It was recently brought to my attention that not everyone knows everything. This was a shock. Everyone is born knowing...
2017-11-06
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Views are a highly useful tool for abstracting how you see the data stored in tables. At their simplest, they...
2017-11-13 (first published: 2017-11-01)
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Have you ever had a query change performance unexpectedly? Intellisense all of a sudden stops working, or gives inconsistent results?...
2017-10-30
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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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