25 Years Later: What SQLServerCentral Meant to Me
A look back at SQL Server Central after 25 years from founder Brian Knight.
A look back at SQL Server Central after 25 years from founder Brian Knight.
Steve talks about some of the charitable work at SQL Server Central.
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, SQL Server Management Studio was included as part of the SQL Server installer.
How do you detect issues in your systems? Testing? Monitoring? Steve Jones has a few thoughts that we should find ways to do so before our customers.
Steve thinks a few lessons on being a software engineer at Google are good items for anyone to think about.
Last year, I used a lot of JSON to exchange data between systems. There are several ways to extract data from a JSON file, but there is one specific, probably less-used possibility that I’d like to highlight. For one project, I received JSON files containing a variable number of parameters and their values. If I […]
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