The Internet of Things
Today Steve Jones notes that the explosion of cheap hardware and electronics might be good for data professionals.
Today Steve Jones notes that the explosion of cheap hardware and electronics might be good for data professionals.
Distributed File Databases manage large amounts of unstructured or semi-structured data. Buck Woody shows how to install Hadoop in your Data Science lab to experiment with an example of the breed.
A SQL Server MSDB database is flagged as "suspect"... what can you do? John Grover has some suggestions
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The DBA Team are back, ready to save another DBA. In this episode, a rogue DBA sabotages the backups, can Robyn Page, Steve Jones, Grant Fritchey, and Phil Factor find the solution? Save the backups...save the business.
With the release of SQL Server 2014, the licensing options have changed slightly. Read on to discover how you might choose to change your licensing in the future.
A new enhancement in SQL Server 2014 allows you to directly enter C# code in your stored procedures.
Today Steve Jones notes that an advance in technology will help change the way he works.
Today is the first day of general availability for SQL Server 2014.
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