This month, Ben Weissman (b|t) invites us to write about the experiences in the hybrid data world and to tell where we are in our journey. To start with the latter, I'm only just beginning the journey. Most of our clients are running on-premises or are thinking about moving to the cloud. But the first … Continue reading T-SQL Tuesday #139: The data world is hybrid
Author: reitsees
Reitse began his computer days with GW Basic and quickly followed with Windows 3.11. After that many computers followed and, interrupted by human resource and psychology studies, he got into the IT work field around 2007. There he met Oracle 9. With a command line from 1980. At his current job he met SQL Server. And loved it. Now he’s working with SQL 2008 to SQL 2019 on-premises and a number of Azure SQL Databases, supporting customers and tuning databases. New projects focus more on the Azure data platform as an architect, security advisor and data engineer.
Oh no, I’ve lost my query window
How to find your lost query files from SSMS.
What’s the best way to share knowledge
Should you blog, present or do both?
T-SQL Tuesday #138 – Keeping up with change
My post for this month's #tsql2sday. Thanks to @AndyLeonard for hosting!
DP-300 Exam experience
My experiences of the Microsoft Azure DP-300 exam.
Getting hold of your agenda
My take on taking back control of work and time
Datatypes follow-up
This is me trying to help you out when analyzing datatypes. Something to give back to the #sqlfamily
TSQL2sday 136: my least favorite datatype
#TSQL2sday 136: my least favorite datatype
Database Extended Properties
Remember your extended database properties.
RBIO_RG_STORAGE wait on Azure Hyperscale database
My experience with the RBIO_RG_STORAGE wait on Azure Hyperscale.
