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www.rodolforodarte.com
This month's TSQL Tuesday is hosted by Shane O'Neill (B/T). The challenge this month is to write about "Dipping back into the cookie jar" or using the memories of a past challenge or accomplishment to help you through a new issue. |
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nocolumnname.blog
Words: 559Time to read: ~ 3 minutes Dipping into the Cookie Jar I've been listening to audio-books on the way into work, and the current one struck a chord with me. It's "Can't Hurt Me" by David Goggins and it is about his story from a rough upbringing "into a US Armed Forces icon and... |
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sqlundercover.com
This month's TSQL Tuesday comes from Shane O'Neil and he's asking us to 'dip into the cookie jar' (or raid the biscuit tin, for us Brits ;) ), essentially how we use past accomplishments to help us through difficult or challenging times. I've been trying to think about this and while like everyone I've had... |
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mrpaulandrew.com
A tool I've used in the past to query my local disk drives is WinDirStat. It's great for finding out where large files are hiding in your directories using a heat map visual. In this post I talk you through how I've created a similar tool for Azure Data Lake Store using PowerShell, SQL Server... |
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