Technical Debt, Database Design and the Days of Reckoning
No one who has been around this planet for more than a few decades is unaware of the saying, “You
May 24, 2016
Tag: #SQLLearning
SQL Black Box Recorder part II
A few months back I began a series, about the SQL Black Box Recorder that you can read here, with
April 6, 2016
SQL Server ’16 helps you meet Best Practice
In order for your SQL Server instance to run optimally, there are many SQL Server best practices that you need
March 15, 2016
Building a T-SQL Framework
Depending on the objective, building a framework allows the architect to imbed the fundamental segments of a structure so that
March 2, 2016
SQLIntersection In Orlando–Why Wouldn’t You?
Orlando in April, and then you add SQL on top of that? What’s not to like? I’m really excited to
February 13, 2016
Indexed Views – Performance Panacea or Plight
Indexed View(s) An indexed view is a view where the result set from the query (the view definition) becomes materialized in
January 28, 2016
Disk Space and SQL Server
Disk Space in SQL Server One of the frequently required job functions of the database administrator is to track disk
January 21, 2016
SQL Black Box Recorder
Across many professions and industries there is often a need to have some sort of device that “audits” everything that
January 12, 2016
Trust: A Business Essential
An unexpected conversation recently led to a concept that my mind kept going back to: business moves at the speed
December 11, 2015
PowerShell: Another Reason to Continually Grow Your Skills?
“Major Changes Coming from Microsoft Will Impact Your Career.” That was the headline from an article we encountered on Facebook
November 17, 2015