The SQL Bailout
With all the bailouts being requested in the US, where is the money for DBAs who need it?
With all the bailouts being requested in the US, where is the money for DBAs who need it?
With all the bailouts being requested in the US, where is the money for DBAs who need it?
With all the bailouts being requested in the US, where is the money for DBAs who need it?
There has been a lot of news about cloud computing this past week, including an announcement about SQL Server.
There has been a lot of news about cloud computing this past week, including an announcement about SQL Server.
Discusses the use of the newly introduced APPLY Statement in SQL Server 2005
DBAs tend to be very organized, and most of them don't want unnecessary objects on their systems. Is it worth cleaning up? Steve Jones asks the question this Friday.
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In thinking about the differences between the identity property and a sequence object, which of these two guarantees that there are consecutive numbers (according to the increment) inserted in a single table?
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