Install Cumulative Updates
This week Steve Jones recommends installing Cumulative Updates. If you can test them.
This week Steve Jones recommends installing Cumulative Updates. If you can test them.
Azure SQL Data Warehouse is an obvious first-step towards migrating on-premise organisational data to the cloud. So how do you get started with it? Robert Sheldon provides a simple guide that should provide you with sufficient of the the basics you need to get a SQL Data Warehouse database up and running.
Learn about Microsoft’s latest end-user BI reporting tool, Power View, and create animated graphs that impress your boss!
We're always looking for articles, but here are a few ones that I'd like to see written up.
Developers who are already familiar with application languages will be baffled by different aspects of PowerShell to the beginner to programming. Laerte recalls his initial struggles with PowerShell and answers those questions he wished he'd found quick answers to.
In this article, Marcin Policht describes the basic functionality and implementation steps for Azure SQL Database's Elastic Database jobs.
SQL Server 2016 is the first cloud first version of SQL Server being released as the on-premise product.
In this new article, we will show how to use the SSIS term lookup transformation tool.
Manvendra Singh explains step by step how to change the server level collation setting for an existing SQL Server instance.
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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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