Angela

I started out as a software developer back in 1996 in Denver, CO, doing Client/Server development in PowerBuilder. I am now a Data Architect, living in High Point, NC and I love what I do. I’ve worked with all versions of SQL Server since the infamous split from the Sybase code (a.k.a. version 4.21a). I’ve worn all the hats that come with dealing with SQL Server, developer to data architect and everything in between. Mastodon handle: @SQLSwimmer

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Speaking at #DataWeekender 6.5

Super excited to share that I have been selected to speak at Data Weekender 6.5 on Saturday, November 4, 2023. I will be presenting my session, Can Microsoft Purview...

2023-10-23

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Speaking at Live! 360

I am super excited to announce that I have been selected to speak at SQL Server Live! in Orlando in November. I have selected to present two sessions, which...

2023-07-03

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No In-Person SQLBits For Me

I am saddened to report that I will not be able to attend SQLBits in person this year as originally planned. I was involved in a terrible car accident...

2023-02-24

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Master SQL with This Free Course (141 Interactive Exercises Included)

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Code Blocks

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does netsuite really hide columns from customers?

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Hi we built a gateway from sql server to netsuite using an oracle competitor's...

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Code Blocks

What happens with this code:

DECLARE @Iteration INT = 0;

WHILE @Iteration < 10
    SELECT CustomerName,
        CustomerStatus
    FROM dbo.Customer
    WHERE CustomerID > 3;

    SET @Iteration += 1;

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