Thanks to Jeff Mlakar for hosting this month’s T-SQL Tuesday, a monthly collection of blog posts by data bloggers who work and live in the Microsoft SQL Server space. This month’s topic is about projects that have gone wrong. “Why Do Good Projects Go Bad, Andy?” Deltas. That’s all. Deltas. Allow me to explain. In …
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T-SQL Tuesday #106: Regarding Triggers
In my experience, people either love or hate triggers in Transact-SQL. As a consultant, I get to see some interesting solutions involving triggers. In one case, I saw several thousand lines of T-SQL in a single trigger. My first thought was, “I bet there’s a different way to do that.” I was right. The people …
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T-SQL Tuesday 102: Giving Back
I enjoy the privilege and honor of participating in the SQL Server Community alongside many who read this blog. And I know from past experience that some reading this post will make the switch from consumers-only in our community to sharers and consumers one day. For my part, I consume more than I contribute. I …
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Learning Goals for 2018 – T-SQL Tuesday #97
My friend and #SqlFamily sister Mala hosts this month’s T-SQL Tuesday topic: Setting learning goals for 2018. It’s a timely topic for me as I’ve recently engaged in more formalized training. Mala’s questions: What do you want to learn? (specific skills and talents) How and when do you want to learn? (methods of learning and …
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