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  • Reply To: The Challenge of Deleting Data

    Really, going forward companies should minimize the amount of PII data that they collect about their customers. There comes a point of diminishing return where the usefulness of data in...

  • Reply To: Losing Track of Data

    Well, you can't just sit down and ask a handful of software engineers or DBAs.

    A few years back, I worked on a team implementing a CCPA compliance project - or...

  • Reply To: The Programming Languages We Use

    I developed and maintain a 'DBA Dashboard' application for internal use in our organization. It allows anyone in IT to view a SPID activity report, disk space and backup history,...

  • Reply To: The Programming Languages We Use

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    As a bit of a sidebar, I just watched the day 3 presentation that Kimberly Tripp gave.  It seems that really old technology still prevails and that technology is...

  • Reply To: The Programming Languages We Use

    When ranking programming languages, it's important to consider that some languages like SQL and HTML are domain specific. While certainly not the most robust in terms of functionality or "sex...

  • Reply To: The SPU

    Maybe instead of entirely new chip designs optimized for data processing, it could be stripped down chips that contain only the necessary instructions, so they can be less expensive (more...

  • Reply To: Are You Still Using Portable Drives?

    According to the front page of Backblaze's website, they are currently managing 2,280,426,850,155,030,000 bytes of customer data.

    That's 2.2 Exabytes.

  • Reply To: Are You Still Using Portable Drives?

    Rod at work wrote:

    One word of caution about FB. Sometimes one can have their FB account either locked or disabled/removed because some FB algorithm gets it into its head, that you've said...

  • Reply To: Are You Still Using Portable Drives?

    Backing up your photos and personal documents to removable storage and then losing it is a nightmare scenario. For that reason, I think thumb drives and SD cards are a...

  • Reply To: Poking the Bear

    Does Red Gate SQL Monitor use Profiler traces or Extended Event traces?

  • Reply To: Cloud First Software

    When it comes to developing database objects and SQL, I make an effort to stick with plain 99% ANSI compliant code and data types, so the code and data can...

  • Reply To: Using SQL Audit to monitor index create / drop / alter events ?

    I've already got SCHEMA_OBJECT_CHANGE_GROUP.

    Here are all the audit groups I'm using:

    ALTER DATABASE AUDIT SPECIFICATION [SQLAudit_$($database.name)_DDL]
    ADD (SCHEMA_OBJECT_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (SCHEMA_OBJECT_OWNERSHIP_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (SCHEMA_OBJECT_PERMISSION_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_OBJECT_OWNERSHIP_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_OBJECT_PERMISSION_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_OWNERSHIP_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_PERMISSION_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_ROLE_MEMBER_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (APPLICATION_ROLE_CHANGE_PASSWORD_GROUP),
    ADD (AUDIT_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD (DATABASE_OBJECT_CHANGE_GROUP),
    ADD...
  • Reply To: Login attempt from different IPs in the errorlog

    The firewall on database server should only be accepting connections from the web application server and a limited range supporting your IT department, right?

     

  • Reply To: web connection string to database that are in Alwayson Availibility group

    Regardless of whether you have an AOG listener, you can connect directly to either the primary or secondary using a connection string similar to that below. If connecting to the...

  • Reply To: Practical IOT

    Yes, IoT monitoring is a good application for industrial, healthcare, and the environment. I have a Ring security system and love it. I guess drones fall under the category of...

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