Category Archives: SQLServerPedia Syndication
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End of year planning: T-SQL Tuesday #157
Leave a commentDecember 13, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
It’s T-SQL Tuesday again! And Garry Bargsley (blog|twitter) has asked us what we have planned for the end of the …
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#PowershellBasics: Warnings and how to hide them.
1December 8, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
One of my favorite parts of having a new job is that I learn a ton. (No really, my brain …
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What’s next: Job search burnout
5December 6, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
I was given 4.5 months notice this past June and was fortunate to find a new job. I blogged about …
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SQL Homework – December 2022 – What’s new in SQL Server?
Leave a commentDecember 1, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
SQL Server 2022 has been released! Long live SQL Server! No really, I’ve still got a while before retirement. I …
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Setting up my new workstation with some Chocolatey goodness.
9November 11, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
As you might be aware I started a new job last week. Which means a new workstation and installing lots …
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What is production grade code? : T-SQL Tuesday #156
1November 8, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
It’s that time of the month again! It’s T-SQL Tuesday and this month Tom Zika (blog|twitter) is hosting. Tom would …
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SQL Homework – November 2022 – Getting ready for the next time you have to look for a job.
Leave a commentNovember 1, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
Back in July I suggested that you get your resume up to date. It’s something I’d wish I’d kept up …
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What’s next: New beginnings!
10October 28, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
I’m both excited and frankly relieved to say that I’ve found a new position. Starting Wed Nov 2nd I’ll be …
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Comments in your generated code : T-SQL Tuesday #155
4October 11, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
The ever amazing Steve Jones (blog|twitter) is our host this month. And in case you didn’t know he also is …
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What you can do is based on more than your direct permissions.
1October 6, 2022 by Kenneth Fisher
What you have access to is not just what you have direct permissions to. The other day I needed to …
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