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  • Reply To: Upgrades are Hard

    I wasn't familiar with the term runbook, so I looked it up.

  • Reply To: The 2019 Home Lab

    At home I've got an old desktop, with two 1-TB HD's. It is what I do much of my training on. This is at least 5 years old and is...

  • Reply To: Timing is Everything

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Most phishing scams are automated and impersonal, while other scams hit closer to home. For example, last year my grandmother got a call from a guy pretending to be...

  • Reply To: Timing is Everything

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    I get some amazingly creative ones from HR services, though luckily none have hit the right one we use at Redgate. I also get a few great ones that...

  • Reply To: Timing is Everything

    The large state government agency I work for is often under phishing attacks as well as other penetration attacks. We've got a good security team (kudos to them!) who work...

  • Reply To: The Aware DBA

    Those are good points, Steve. And perhaps I'm being too harsh on the network folks. With networking a major portion of it is out of our control. We use CenturyLink...

  • Reply To: The Aware DBA

    Great topic, Steve. I'm with you, I'd had to develop a monitoring system, because I now know the system being monitored would likely change. Who wants to constantly upgrading your...

  • Reply To: Is it possible to modify the connection strings with TFS?

    I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. I'm not proposing storing the connection information in TFS. Rather I'm asking how can I switch which connection I use? Specifically, in this case, because...

  • Reply To: More MVPs Than Awards

    Good article. And as others have said, I want to thank those who are Microsoft MVPs, and those who weren't "bronze level" and above, for your help on the numerous...

  • Reply To: Evergreen SQL Server

    Thank you very much, Peter. Now, I'm concerned about SSRS and how we're trying to go to it. I work for a large state agency, so reporting is a huge...

  • Reply To: Evergreen SQL Server

    peter.row wrote:

    Since we use SSRS then Azure SQL Server is out the door immediately. Typically I'd love for us to be using the latest and greatest SQL Server but our...

  • Reply To: The AI Manager

    Too many issues here to give a blatant Yes or No to. Progress inevitably means impact to people's jobs. Sometimes whole segments of jobs are powerfully impacted. I'm sure that...

  • Reply To: When previewing a report it doesn't change the data when I change the value

    Andrey, I've gotta admit, I didn't see that comin'. OK then, thank you!

  • Reply To: The Changing Nature of Data

    I'm very ambivalent about this issue. I certainly don't think that an address, by itself, identifies anyone. At my old job the clients we served were almost guaranteed to never...

  • Reply To: Ransomware and DevOps

    Good article and the linked to blog post was good as well. I'm reasonably confident that we've got good security protections in place. Our security team seems vigilant at finding...

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