The Future of PASS from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
2020 has been a tough year for PASS. It’s primary fund raiser – the PASS Summit – was converted to a virtual event that...
Provisioning storage for Azure SQL Edge running on a Raspberry Pi Kubernetes cluster from...
In a previous post we went through how to setup a Kubernetes cluster on Raspberry Pis and then deploy Azure SQL Edge to it.
In...
Why Aren’t You Automating Database Deployments? from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
Building out processes and mechanisms for automated code deployments and testing can be quite a lot of work and isn’t easy. Now, try the...
Always Encrypted Data Displayed in SSRS with a gMSA from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
Let’s take a look at how to display Always Encrypted Data in SSRS with a gMSA (Group Managed Service Account). We are mixing some...
Power BI – Hungry Median – Aggregations from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
Introduction
In my last blog post, I have addressed an issue with DAX Median function consuming a lot of memory. To refresh the result, below...
PASS Summit 2020 Mental Health Presentation Eval Comments from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
I first starting presenting on mental health last December in Charlotte, NC on mental health. I got some backlash at a couple of events...
PASS SQLSaturday’s I will be speaking at from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
I will be speaking at two upcoming PASS SQLSaturday’s. These are free events that you can attend virtually:
Azure Synapse Analytics: A Data...
Serious Thoughts About PASS from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
Back when Covid started I guessed that this might be yet another live-or-die challenge for PASS. PASS is heavily dependent on Summit revenue and...
T-SQL Tuesday Retrospective #006: What about blob? from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
I am revisiting old T-SQL Tuesday invitations from the very beginning of the project. On May 3, 2010, Michael Coles invited us to write...
Daily Coping 16 Dec 2020 from Blog Posts – SQLServerCentral
I started to add a daily coping tip to the SQLServerCentral newsletter and to the Community Circle, which is helping me deal with the...