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dbanuggets.com
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| | | | | Thank you Mala for hosting T-SQL Tuesday for August month. Mala asked us to write about the Database version control and what tools we use to manage our database code. Please find the original invite here. Earlier in my career as a DBA, the database code was managed with comments in the code to know... | |
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debthedba.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I feel like I've been neglecting my blog this summer so there's nothing like T-SQL Tuesday to help bring me back. A big thanks to Mala Mahadevan (b) for this month's topic, since it is one near and dear to my heart. She asked us how we manage our database code. One of the earliest... | |
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blobeater.blog
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| | | | | Another re-post of a video from last year, this time showing you an in-built protection of setting max server memory for your SQL Server. You can clearly see that if you enter a silly figure such as 50 MB, the minimum memory amount allowable for max server memory is 128 MB. You will see SSMS... | |
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blobeater.blog
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| | | Welcome to the January 2018 edition of T-SQL Tuesday and I am your host BlobEater (Arun Sirpal). If you do not know what T-SQL Tuesday is then a quick recap. T-SQL Tuesday is a monthly blog initiative hosted by a different blogger each month. This was founded by Adam Machanic (blog|@AdamMachanic) and is a great... | ||
