Tag: #Tsql Tuesday

T-SQL Tuesday #159 – What’s Your New Favourite Feature?

This month Deepthi Goguri invites us (the community) to write about two topics: our favourite new feature of SQL Server 2022 and your new years resolutions. You can find her blog here, her LinkedIn profile here and she's also on Twitter here. Favourite new SQL Server 2022 feature Most of my work is in data … Continue reading T-SQL Tuesday #159 – What’s Your New Favourite Feature? →

End of year planning: T-SQL Tuesday #157

It's the end of the year already, 2022 has really flown by. To see what we have left this year, Garry Bargsley (blog|twitter) has asked us what we have planned for the end of the year? It's been quite the year, but that's for another blog. But it does relate to what's planned for the … Continue reading End of year planning: T-SQL Tuesday #157 →

T-SQL Tuesday 153: The Conference That Changed Everything For Me

This month, Kevin Kline (T | B) invites us to write about the conference that changed everything for me. I'm going to cheat a little bit and mention a number of conferences because together they shaped my working persona and my person as well. SQL Saturday, Utrecht This is the first conference, hosted by André … Continue reading T-SQL Tuesday 153: The Conference That Changed Everything For Me →

#TSQL2sday #149  T-SQL Advice you’d give to your younger self

This month, Camila Henrique (b | L) invites us to write about advice for our younger selves. In one simple line it'd be 'follow your heart'. After finishing school I had to choose my next level education. I wasn't qualified (yet) to go to university so I went to the next best level. Because I … Continue reading #TSQL2sday #149  T-SQL Advice you’d give to your younger self →

T-SQL Tuesday-118, What are your wishes for SQL Server?

This month the T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Kevin Chant (b | t) and he asks us what our fantasy feature would be for SQL Server To answer that question, the starting point is the way i work with SQL Server. My company is mostly working with ETL software, meaning the databases are 99% datawarehouses. … Continue reading T-SQL Tuesday-118, What are your wishes for SQL Server? →