I'm really good at starting personal projects... finishing them is a different matter though. I have so many little projects on the go that I need to finish one day....

Maybe I'm being pedantic, but I've never heard of a primary key index. As far as I know, you can make a table with a primary key that is a...

I think it really depends on how much the data is going to be changing. Where I work, the data changing in the database is slow. Some of our databases...

My opinion - Access is the wrong tool for the job. If you have a SQL Server standard (or higher) license, use SSRS for this instead. Report creator uploads the...

First, I'll say I've not done this before, but wanted to give my opinion on how I'd approach this problem.

I'd say test it out. For issue 1, I'd use the...

I know you already did this manually, but I'd recommend using something like Visual Studio/ADS (I think this is being retired)/VS Code and GitLab/GitHub. I recommend some self-hosted git so...

Do you need real-time data in the secondary database? If not, you could have an SSIS job that pulls data out of the primary and pushes it to the AI...

The other fun thing is MOST modern systems have audits of some sort. So even if you try to say it wasn't your fault or you pretend it wasn't or...

My opinion - it depends on what they consider "duplicate" and de-duplication.

Are they meaning on the row level or column level? At the column level, if you have a lot...

As I mentioned earlier, I have stopped receiving e-mail notifications of replies, for some reason.

The actual procs are not named with numbers! They are named based on the tables...

My recommendation is to leave it on. Statistics are used to build execution plans. If the statistics are stale or missing, then execution plans can be inefficient.

The auto-update updates the...

I imagine you don't actually have them named like that with numbers, so trying to figure out which one to run first and second is a bit more involved. I...

PQ can be used in many other places,...

If I am not mistaken, PowerQuery is part of Excel, so it'll be hard to remove excel from your mix.

But is there any reason you aren't just connecting SSIS to...

As another thought, if you want this strictly TSQL, is there any harm in running them all sequentially? Like run getT1 then getT2 then getT3 and so on? It ensures...