This is a counter, so it gets triggered when code runs with a deprecated feature.

I saw a talk on conflict free replicated data types at Bits one year. Fascinating, and like Brent, I find the stories interesting, even though I don't really see the...

Apologies, ticked the wrong answer box for some reason. This has been corrected.

Banned, but usually this just gets them to make a new account.

Marking/reporting at SPAM...

I hope regulatory agencies require disclosure. Otherwise, I don't think companies will do it. Without this, we can't determine whether things are impartial or fair.

There isn't a good list overall. If you write code, and track the counter, you can see if you've tripped something with your code.

Ultimately, you'd have to check the docs...

No, this is for user groups, not SQL Saturdays.

FWIW: https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/sqlsaturday-foundation

I don't think there is an issue here. The logs should read and catch up once things resume.

An index might help.

I think your situation is similar to Pinal's, as in there are two processes that are colliding. If your update is really each updating one row, you...

This might help: https://blog.sqlauthority.com/2015/02/02/sql-server-how-can-deadlock-happen-on-same-table/

I've done a few Project Euler items. It's a good test for learning Python.

I think you are also looking only along the upper left to lower right diagonal. The problem...

Sorry, hit enter. It would be good to understand if you want 1 or 2 fields in the result. The way you write this, I'm not sure. I think you...

Some queries benefit from the cardinality estimator change (2014). Some do not. Whether it's most or a few in your situation is hard to determine without analyzing a larger workload....

These are good for cross database dependencies, separating out the linkage between objects. This also lets you move the other object to a new db or a new instance and...