Pitfalls to avoid while feeding events into CrowdStrike
Learn how you can integrate the SQL Server error logs into Crowdstrike for better analysis.
Learn how you can integrate the SQL Server error logs into Crowdstrike for better analysis.
Phil Factor explains the enduring attachment of database developers to wildcards, despite their current deficiencies.
One of the cornerstones of AI is a concept called embeddings. Virtually every AI model, whether for text, video, or audio, uses something related to embeddings. Starting with SQL Server 2025, this is a term you’ll be hearing a lot, as its potential for applications is enormous!
It can be hard to change peoples' habits and get them to adopt new technology.
Learn how you can call stored procedures in the Django ORM, which lets you encapsulate more complex queries inside the database.
The core functionality of Apache Spark has support for structured streaming using either a batch or a continuous method. The two most popular sources of input data are data lake files and Kafka events. Check point files in the data lake are used to keep track of what data has been processed to date.
This article shows a solution to the challenge of multiple databases on one RDS instance with different databases and the limitation of 5000 connections.
The documentation cautions that cumulative updates (CU) could fail if a specific registry key isn’t updated after moving the master files, so I wanted to test this before I spent too much time configuring the server.
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