A blog post about writing blog posts
I recently wrote about how I teach, in response to a T-SQL Tuesday post from 2010. This is a continuation of that theme, suggested by… Read More »A blog post about writing blog posts
I recently wrote about how I teach, in response to a T-SQL Tuesday post from 2010. This is a continuation of that theme, suggested by… Read More »A blog post about writing blog posts
This is my second survey for the month of December. Last week I asked about join predicate order. This week, it’s a simple question: Do… Read More »Survey: Tabs or Spaces
Last edited on 18 December 2019. This is the final part of my Temporal Table series. You can read parts one, two and three here.… Read More »Temporal Tables – When To Use Them
This is part three of the Temporal Tables series. You can read parts one and two here. Last week I demonstrated how temporal tables in… Read More »Modifying Temporal Tables – A Primer
(This is a more technical post than last week. If you are not familiar with SQL Server internals, I will not be upset if you… Read More »Temporal Tables Under The Covers
In 1983, Cyndi Lauper recorded the Billboard chart-topping single, Time After Time, which went on to win the hearts of many lovers in the three… Read More »An Introduction to Temporal Tables in SQL Server 2016 using a DeLorean
(This is a non-technical post, and is part of the #SQLNewBlogger Challenge.) This year was my second PASS Summit, and my favourite one so far.… Read More »The SQL Server Family
This is the final entry in my #SQLNewBlogger challenge. You can read the previous entries here: Part 1: The Intersection of Art and Science Part… Read More »Total Recall
In this, the third part of my series on the intersection of art and science, I hit that crossroad. I can cross over into the… Read More »What motivates you?
This is the second post in my four part series for the #SQLNewBlogger Challenge. You can read the first part here. On Saturday, 28 March… Read More »The Art of Improvisation
This is the first post in a series of four, where Ed Leighton-Dick, via Brent Ozar, is proposing that we SQL Server folks participate in… Read More »The Intersection of Art and Science