Because this is an old post I'm going to skip over Agile development and Dev-Ops and  guess that we all use SQL Server of some kind.  Picking on Microsoft SQL...

I've been on holiday, hence a late-ish reply.  My children are older (just the five) and they grew up through the internet & smartphone revolution and it's quite telling how...

I'm with you on Visual Studio!

With SSMS I usually update pretty much straight away.

We have some on premise PowerBI Report Servers and in the past year the bugs have been such that we now leave...

Thank you for an excellent article 🙂

Thank you very much Steve and the same to  you!

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I find it fascinating the number of ways data can be presented.  Also we're all different so there isn't a one...

What kind of car are you and why?

I was asked this in an interview and really liked it.  I picked a car which I thought was reliable, dependable and was...

Spot on Kathi!  We need to keep spreading the word.

Excellent point on there being a...

Both!  I'd describe myself as a student but feel like an imposter just like "fake it until you make it".  I didn't use SQL until I was over 50 years...

It seems like a paraphrase of the Deming Cycle of Plan, Do, Check (or study) and Review but they don't seem to fit.  Master Yoda (Star Wars) says 'Do or...

There is an international security standard, ISO 27001, which says security is about CIA which in this case it means Confidentiality (keeping things secure), Integrity (data won't be changed) and...

The article mentions the best way is not to store sensitive data but we probably all need to at some point the question is for how long and importantly is...

The article says that "When a CSV file longer than that is opened, the bottom rows get cut off and are no longer displayed."

Did Excel provide any warning that...