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T-SQL Tuesday #87 -Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys - T-SQL Tuesday
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Announcing T-SQL Tuesday #87 - Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys - sqlatspeed.com
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| | T-SQL Tuesday is a monthly blog party for the SQL Server community. It is the brainchild of Adam Machanic (b|t) and I am thankful for the opportunity to host this month's edition. The concept is straightforward - each month a blog hosts the party and everybody who wants to contribute can write a post about...
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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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| | Read this and don't bother me for permissions again...I'm talking to the user, not you.
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SQL Server Bugs & Enhancement Requests | All About Data
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| | T-SQL Tuesday #86: SQL Server Bugs & Enhancement Requests hosted by Brent Ozar. https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2017/01/announcing-t-sql-tuesday-87-sql-server-bugs-enhancement-requests/ I did not want to miss out on this one because I want to mention a connect item that I logged last year which is still active. This is an enhancement request for SQL Server where I got the idea from...
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Database Compatibility Level 101 - Gorandalf
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| Each SQL Server database has a setting called Compatibility Level that determines how T-SQL commands are interpreted and what features are supported for that database. A singleSQL instance can host multiple databases withdifferent compatibility levels, so SQL statementsthat work onone database might not work onthe other. Each version of SQL Server introduces a new compatibility...