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More Linux than Windows

• by Steve Jones

• SQLServerCentral

• Database Weekly
• Linux
• Microsoft

• Editorial

Microsoft announced that Linux runs on more machines in Azure than Windows. Steve isn't surprised and thinks that Linux use will continue to grow.

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2019-07-06

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Creating Aliases for Docker Commands in Linux

• by Carlos Robles

• SQLServerCentral

• Containers
• Linux
• Linux SQL Server

• Article

In this article you will learn how to create and use alias commands for Docker, to make Docker's command line experience easier and more productive.

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2019-05-20

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Import flat files to SQL Server on Linux using Azure Data Studio

• by Carlos Robles

• SQLServerCentral.com

• Linux

• Article

Have you ever wonder how to import flat files to SQL Server on Linux? In this article, I will share my experience loading data to a Linux SQL Server instance using the new Azure Data Studio data import extension from macOS.

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2018-11-05

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Stairway to SQL Server on Linux

• by Danilo Dominici

• SQLServerCentral

• Linux

• Stairway

SQL Server 2017 is the first SQL Server version that can be installed on Windows, Linux and inside a Docker container. This stairway series serves as a guide for the experienced SQL Server DBA to acquire skills and knowledge on this platform. This is an introductory series to installing Linux and SQL Server on Linux.

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2018-08-09

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7 Things Every SQL Server DBA Should Know About Linux

• by Additional Articles

• MSSQLTips.com

• Linux

• Article

In this tip John Grover will help you make the transition to SQL Server on Linux by explaining the things you need to know.

2017-07-19

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SQL Server for Linux

• by Additional Articles

• SimpleTalk

• Linux

• Article

Although SQL Server for Linux removes the concern that adopting SQL Server forces you to also adopt the Windows platform, it could also provide a useful alternative platform, and a more obvious alternative to Oracle. There are, however, several obvious concerns as to how such a product could ever achieve parity with the existing Windows-based product. Microsoft have made an interesting move with several ramifications, as Robert Sheldon explains.

2016-09-30

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