The myth of the ‘shared development model’
Phil Factor fluffs the feathers of the shared sandbox model of development.
Phil Factor fluffs the feathers of the shared sandbox model of development.
Source control will allow you to maintain branches in the development of your database, but the subsequent merge isn't pain-free. How can the database developer support the rapid development and delivery of features in an application? Versioning, branching and merging is part of the solution, but what about the rest of the solution?
Today we have a guest editorial from Sarah Wagner that thanks all the people that have helped her become a better DBA.
Here is a short How To article on querying for permissions in a SQL Server database
Since many environments haven't committed to using a source control system, identifying mismatched objects can offer a challenge. Tim Smith offers a solution.
As a data guy, I always smile when application developers refer to ‘their’ data. If only it were that simple.
How did you fall in into your particular career? Was it because of a product? Andy Warren talks about his career evolution and how often we become trapped by the products we work with.
I inherited a database that was getting large and not performing well. After adding primary keys life got better.
It's Developer Week in Nuremberg July 14-17. There are a couple of great speakers at this event, like Constantin Small and Sascha Dittmann. Register while space is available
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