Saturday is free. Other than the train.

Gary Varga (4/12/2016)

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I am so regretting not going to SQL Bits XII - when it was a 25 minutes drive from home!!!

SQL Bits XV looks really exciting but unfortunately I...

That's an incorrect answer.

I also used triggers once to separate out replication. We had a Sales database and an accounting database. We did this:

Sales.dbo.SalesOrder table

|-> trigger to insert into...

Sorry, it's a good abstract.

Good luck.

I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong, but if it's a busy system, SQL might struggle. IF you're Enterprise, you can use In-Memory.

I'd start looking at Redis. I see...

Andrew..Peterson (4/11/2016)

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crlewis42 (4/11/2016)

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Seriously though wouldn't it be nice for an analyst to be able to peruse a catalog and lookup their own data sources to support whatever they are tasked...

This can't...

Rod at work (4/11/2016)

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Steve, thanks for writing this article. It sounds interesting and so I just gave it a try. I use my personal Microsoft account to try and log...

I agree with Hugo, but I'll add one more thing against triggers. They're hidden.

We see them rarely, they don't easily appear in SSMS, and it's easy to forget they're in...

I'd second what Jacob said. Working with SQL Server is always remote. Even if you are on the console, SSMS makes a remote connection, so setup networking and work from...

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I'll disagree with Jeff. Depending on how often and how data is addressed, I think it's fine to keep blob data around. I might normalize pieces of it, but there...

BL0B_EATER (4/8/2016)

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Would anyone find an article on Azure's SQL elastic pools worth reading? More on the basic setup and screen navigation? Just to understand where you would add a...

Chocolatey is amazing. If you haven't tried it, I recommend it. I've used it more and more, grabbing software as I need it rather than trying to get things setup...