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Granting Read Permissions on Everything! T-SQL Tuesday #87 - Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toy - No Column Name
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T-SQL Tuesday - Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys - Bob Rubocki
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| | I'm happy to submit this post as part of the T-SQL Tuesday series, started byAdam Machanic.I'm particularly happy because my colleague and friend, Matt Gordon, is hosting this month. Thanks, Matt!The Shiny New SQL Server Toy I want to share is temporal tables. Temporal tables are new to SQL Server with the 2016 release, and...
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T-SQL Tuesday #87 - The Roundup - sqlatspeed.com
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| | First of all, a sincere thanks to everybody that took the time to contribute posts to this month's T-SQL Tuesday (#87) - Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys. I realize the time it takes to put a post together, so thanks for participating and helping the community. Secondly, I couldn't decide whether or not...
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| | [AI summary] This post invites readers to discuss how they have recently used new Microsoft data platform features like Azure, Power BI, and SQL Server 2016 to solve legacy database problems.
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Chris Webb's BI Blog: Troubleshooting Web Service Refresh Problems In Power BI With The Power Query Diagnostics Feature
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| Back in 2018 I wrote a blog post about how to troubleshoot web service refresh issues using a third party tool called Fiddler. It's still relevant but Fiddler is a complex tool and installing it and giving it the right permissions to see everything it needs to see isn't easy. Luckily, the new Power Query...