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Commenting for SQL Server in TSQL is a powerful and useful feature that allows developers to annotate and document their code in a clear and… Read More »Comments in TSQL
Join us Tomorrow at 9am PST via Zoom! Join us tomorrow for Database Health training! This tool has lots to offer and this is a… Read More »Join Us Tomorrow!
Out of all of the customers we have running our daily monitoring here are the versions of SQL Server that are being run. All the… Read More »Daily Server Monitoring – SQL Versions for February
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Securing SQL Server is important because it helps protect your data and your system from potential security threats. Without proper security measures in place, your… Read More »Securing SQL Server: Why do we need to secure SQL Server