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Code I’d Hate To Live Without: T-SQL Tuesday #104
1July 10, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
It’s TSQL Tuesday again! This time our respected host is Bert Wagner (b/t). Quick aside, if you haven’t seen his …
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SQL Homework – July 2018 – Create a SQL Agent Job
Leave a commentJuly 2, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
For this month’s homework let’s try something a bit different. SQL Agent jobs are a very powerful tool frequently used …
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SQL Puzzle – FizzBuzz3d
18June 27, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
I thought for the end of the month it would be fun to do another T-SQL Puzzle. In this case …
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Be our guest, be our guest, put our database to the test.
3June 25, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
When I think of the public role I often think of the guest database principal (user) at the same time. …
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Strings vs Identifiers
3June 20, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
A common mistake, and one I make frequently myself is to use a string in place of an identifier, or …
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Misleading errors: “Server is configured for Windows authentication only.” But it’s not!
3June 18, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
In general, the errors SQL gives are highly useful. Of course every now and again you get one that’s just …
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The identity column, the insert and the linked server.
1June 14, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
tl;dr; When doing an insert across a linked server you have to include the list of fields to be inserted …
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Moving to Azure: A change in processes – TSQL Tuesday 103
3June 12, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
For this month’s t-sql Tuesday our host Bjoern Peters (b/t) wants us to describe our experiences with Azure SQL Database …
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What queries are getting blocked?
Leave a commentJune 6, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
Monday Grant Fritchey (b/t) put up a great post EXTENDED EVENTS, THE SYSTEM_HEALTH SESSION, AND WAITS that talks about how …
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SQL Homework – June 2018 – Alter a database
Leave a commentJune 4, 2018 by Kenneth Fisher
Here we are again. The beginning of another month. At the beginning of each month I put out a SQL …
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