A well-earned break from the database
Databases, like sheep, get get into some surprising scrapes. However, as long as you've planned for all the common mishaps, your conscience should be clear to take a well-earned holiday.
Databases, like sheep, get get into some surprising scrapes. However, as long as you've planned for all the common mishaps, your conscience should be clear to take a well-earned holiday.
Tom wants to check a simple query: How many times has a particular topic been presented and from how many different presenters.
This article introduces the concept of the Calendar table to SQL newcomers and illustrates use of a few columns they might not have imagined.
Erik Darling's delighted to see that SQL Server does some creative partition elimination.
Steve Jones wonders how things might be different is developers were treated more like salespeople with quotas.
Azure SQL Database’s Dynamic Data Masking (DDM) feature limits the exposure of sensitive information to non-privileged users. DDM can mask either the full value or partial value in a column. This method can also mask Social Security and Credit Card Numbers without making any changes to the application.
Anytime we adopt a new technology, framework, platform, language, etc., we will pay a tax in development output.
SQL Server produces some great features, but it would be impossible to get them spot-on target every time. We are now quietly advised to use caution about using some of them, such as AutoShrink or the Index Advisor. Others, like the database diagramming tool, almost seem to have been quietly abandoned. Robert Sheldon investigates.
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When thinking about the identity property and sequence objects, which of these can generate values before an insert statement is executed?
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