You can use an older ADW db, as I show here:

 

However, needs to be in 2022 compat mode

October 2, 2023 at 4:13 pm

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Bonus points for style.

Also with some "why" this is a good or bad design. A debate.

 

I like the above design for the people entities, but not sure about the scheduling. Scheduling has a...

It's very...

They wouldn't, though you might register them for counting purposes. We see conferences that require speakers to register, and they count in the room for things like fire codes and...

I don't think meetings are bad for a crisis, but they should be for few people, often managers, that get updates from workers and pass them along.

Someone should lightly evaluate...

Interesting. What about students that are also teachers? TAs, someone seeking a second cert?

I suspect I've got a couple application databases that could be moved to SQL on Linux, they don't use SSIS or SSRS (and, yes, we're still using SSRS) and...

My view is still that AI becomes a helper, which means less labor in creative industries, and possibly more in lower paid ones.

I also think there are a lot of...

It's interesting for me in that we have access to CoPilot, but we have a lot of guidance on where it's not appropriate.

 

FWIW, you can't use Bing and Bing chat?...

I think you're right, Eric, though it likely was 2-3 very large customers that asked.

I don't think we'd get an answer from AWS as to how many of the SQL Server RDS's are on Linux.  AWS have their own flavour of Linux too. ...

It's only worth the savings in licence costs if you have sysadmins who are au-fait with Linux, otherwise it is downright dangerous.

And then there are the other services that...

Or if we have a known workload v a changing one. If you have a very well defined workload, then the cloud is $$$. might be easier to rent servers...

I think the certs for different SQL Server functions are all slightly different. I don't know specifically for the backups how this cert might differ from one used for SSL...