Monthly Archives: January 2020
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Insperation
2January 29, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
Inspiration: The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative. a person or …
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CREATE TABLE MyTable (Col1 CHARACTER VARYING (50))
Leave a commentJanuary 27, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
If you read the title to this post and your first thought was That’s not SQL is it? then you …
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Changing the owner of a schema removes all direct permissions of objects owned by the schema.
1January 22, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
This is one of those things that probably doesn’t happen all that often, but bit me in the … elbow …
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Common commands and tasks to make dealing with Windows Core easier.
2January 20, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
I don’t know how many of you are working with Windows Core these days but personally I think it’s a …
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Permissions required for row counts to show up on Object Explorer Details
Leave a commentJanuary 16, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
I ran into a rather obscure permissions problem the other day. Since I wasn’t able to figure it out on …
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My experiences with Imposter Syndrome: T-SQL Tuesday #122
3January 14, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
Jon Shaulis (blog|twitter) is hosting T-SQL Tuesday this month. Thanks Jon! And the subject is obvious if you read the …
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Help! My restore has finished but the database still has a status of recovering.
Leave a commentJanuary 8, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
I’ve been thinking about writing this for a bit and then a co-worker actually had this problem recently, so, well, …
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What is the program_name in sys.dm_exec_sessions?
4January 6, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
If you’ve ever looked at the output for sys.dm_exec_sessions you may have noticed the column program_name. Frequently you’ll see entries …
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SQL Homework – January 2020 – Document, document, document
4January 1, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
Happy New Year! It being New Year’s, at least by the Gregorian calendar, I thought we could make this month’s …
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