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gorandalf.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Hi folks! Look, myvery first post, yay! I've been thinking about starting my ownSQL-related blogfor a long time and I guess I just needed a little kick that eventually came fromEd Leighton-Dick, Brent Ozar, Kevin Kline, Andy Warren and fewother members of the SQL Community. I'm sograteful for the motivation guys! I describe myself as... | |
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sqlbek.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Today's post is not only for the SQLNewBlogger Challenge, but is serving double duty as my T-SQL Tuesday contribution! This month's T-SQL Tuesday is being sponsored by Mike Donnelly (b|t) and he has asked us to "Teach Me Something New." This past weekend, I participated in my third SQL Saturday Madison event. Aside from speaking,... | |
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www.michaelscalise.com
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| | | | | This month's T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Brent Ozar (b|t) and the topic is "Blog About Your Favorite Data Type (Or Least Favorite)" A Little Background For those of you who don't know, T-SQL Tuesday is the brainchild of SQL Server Guru Adam Machancic (t). It is a monthly blog party where a person is [...] | |
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| | | Steve Jones (@way0utwest@bluesky), who has coordinated the T-SQL Tuesday blog party since Adam Machanic stepped down, is also hosting this month. And he asks us about database permissions. How we check who has access to what within the database. I'm going to focus on whether people have access to sensitive data, rather than whether people [...] | ||
