Free workshop on SQL Server leading up to Summit 2017 that will provide attendees an alternate means to increase affordable learning opportunities during the week.
Seattle SQL Pro Workshop 2017 Schedule
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Seattle SQL Pro Workshop 2017
Free workshop on SQL Server leading up to Summit 2017 that will provide attendees an alternate means to increase affordable learning opportunities during the week.
Linked Servers and Stats
A linked server is a fabulous feature in SQL Server to help accomplish various data tasks between local and remote servers. There is a time and a place for the use of linked servers.
Your Name is Your Brand
Building your brand is not an overnight sensation. It does take a while and possibly a bit of luck here or there along the way. The one thing it always starts with is your name.
Endpoint Owners – Back to Basics
“What the heck is an endpoint?” Well, that is a good question. An endpoint in the simplest form is a connection or point of entry into SQL server.
SSRS Subscription Schedules – Enhanced
With the ability to create content delivery schedules, or to subscribe to report content delivery, it becomes very important to also know when the various reports are scheduled to be delivered.
SSRS Subscription Schedules
With the ability to create content delivery schedules, or to subscribe to report content delivery, this imposes a requirement to also know when the various reports are scheduled to be delivered.
SSRS Custom Shared Schedule
Reporting Services is a pretty feature rich tool for delivering reports to various consumers. Unfortunately, the scheduling capability within SSRS is fairly weak.
T-SQL Tuesday #089: The Cloud and Job Security
Do you fear the coming turbulence of the Cloud uprising? I think the cloud is a good thing for the data professional, when done right.
SQL Server Fixed Role Permissions
It is very important to understand who has what level of access within the server and databases on that server. Sometimes we see users being granted server or database access through the fixed roles available in SQL Server. How exactly do you know what permissions those individuals have via role membership? This article will help to reveal the permissions granted to the various roles and maybe a gotcha or two.