Category Archives: Blogging
-
TSQL Tuesday #150 Invite – Your first technical job
45May 3, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
This month for TSQL Tuesday I’d like to hear about your first technical job(s). I know most DBAs don’t start …
Continue reading -
2021 a year in review
3December 30, 2021 by Kenneth Fisher
No matter where you are in the world the last couple of years have been, shall we say, difficult. More …
Continue reading -
A new presentation on Auditing your databases
Leave a commentAugust 19, 2021 by Kenneth Fisher
I’m giving a presentation at the PASS Data Community Summit 2021 being put on by Redgate! It’s going to be …
Continue reading -
The SQL Server community and the rising tide (and all that).
Leave a commentJuly 6, 2021 by Kenneth Fisher
I was speaking with one of my favorite people in the SQL Server community, Grant Fritchey (blog|twitter), on twitter today. …
Continue reading -
Adding people’s names to a blog post can be rather tedious.
Leave a commentJune 18, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
I blog a fair amount and do you want to know what the most annoying part of the process is? …
Continue reading -
TSQL Tuesday #127 Invite – Non SQL Tips and tricks
38June 2, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
How about for this months TSQL Tuesday let’s do another month of tips and tricks. But just to be a …
Continue reading -
SQL Homework – February 2020 – Write a blog post.
1February 3, 2020 by Kenneth Fisher
Following along with last month’s documentation homework this month I want you to write a blog post. But Ken, what …
Continue reading -
What I’ve learned from Groundhog Day.
2December 30, 2019 by Kenneth Fisher
One of my all time favorite movies is Groundhog Day staring Bill Murray. In case you’ve never watched it (and …
Continue reading -
Pass Summit 2019 Keynote Day 2
3November 7, 2019 by Kenneth Fisher
I’m blogging the Keynote! One of my bucket list things has always to live blog a keynote at Pass Summit …
Continue reading -
Blogging and coding best practices
Leave a commentSeptember 25, 2019 by Kenneth Fisher
I had a discussion a while back, I think it was with Grant Fritchey (b/t) but I just can’t remember. …
Continue reading
SQL Studies 