Possibly an alternate (although likely no faster) method would be to set up a linked server on the SQL Server to the MySQL server, create the new table in SQL...

For some reason, my second thought on the whole idea of someone coming in to a company on a "gig" position (very short-term contract, essentially,) teasing out some meaning in...

Presuming you're trying to take a backup of a database on SQL 2016 to restore to SQL 2012, no, it is not possible regardless of the compatibility setting.  All that...

Gail might be interested in this, if she hasn't already heard about it:
https://www.troyhunt.com/questions-about-the-massive-south-african-master-deeds-data-breach-answered/

Some 65million SA records potentially leaked out into the wild, including the official SA...

Finally got around (after downloading it 4-5 times over the last several years) to giving SQLMonitor a test drive on my lab.

Wish me luck, Monday I'm going to...

Not sure I'd have put myself in the "top talent" box at my last job, but quite a few of the reasons listed in the Forbes article pretty much sum...

What you should consider is, what are the threat vectors you're concerned about?
Backups being stolen?  Look at encrypting the backups (either via the article Thom A linked, or move...

My apologies, I didn't notice when I replied that this was in the SSRS forum.  I've got a solution but it just generates the data so I don't know if...

So my first question to you, what have you tried so far?  What sort of a query have you tried to accomplish this with?

A quick and dirty check if you're running a named instance or default instance would be, on the server, open SSMS and connect to your SQL instance and run the...

If files that are part of the database (the NDFs) were actually deleted, your only option is to restore from backup.  That's not "corruption" such as can be (potentially, often...