Living Up To Your Word
Steve feels it is not only important to keep your word, but communicate clearly what you mean to others.
2022-05-11
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Career Growth
Crazy Interview Questions
Interviews are always a challenge, but sometimes there are crazy questions. We can do better, especially in terms of how we evaluate the answer to a question.
2022-05-09
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Finding New Employment
You can find new employment with a little work and choose the best job for you.
2022-05-07
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2022-05-02
79 reads
Your User Manual
Many of us have spent time looking through manuals or the documentation for some software or product. I know I'm on the MS docs site regularly for work, and there is no shortage of times I've used various manuals to help me fix something around the house. We usually use a manual when we want […]
2022-04-15
110 reads
2022-03-18
135 reads
Is the Time of the DBA Ending?
The DBA role might be changing, but Steve thinks this creates opportunities.
2022-03-04
301 reads
Less is More
In some ways the world changes a lot; in others, it's very much the same. Steve notes that often change brings opportunities, if you can adapt.
2022-02-28
88 reads
An Active Job Search
Steve wants you to manage your career and actively find the job that is best for you.
2022-02-18
99 reads
The Battlefield of Your Career
If you want to actively manage your career and drive it forward, Steve has some advice.
2022-02-14
149 reads
Blogs
Daily Coping 19 May 2022
By Steve Jones
I started to add a daily coping tip to the SQLServerCentral newsletter and to...
Running dynamic SQL in a different database
This is one of those things that on hindsight was a stupid problem, but...
VMware & SQL Server 823-824 alerts
By kleegeek
We’ve been tracking a weird state with SQL Server virtual machines on VMware and...
Forums
Create Alert for Number of connection
I have 2 columns , Count and Datetime I need to send alert for...
SQL Query Question
Hello everyone, Thank you for looking into my question. I have a dataset like...
"Frankenrows"
I'm not sure if that's the correct term for what we're seeing here, but...
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