My week at SQLBits 2023: Why You Should send your Employees to Conferences
This post was first published on my LinkedIn Newsletter on 20 March 2023. As I'm now tired, but happy and heading back
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T-SQL Tuesday #159
My friend, Deepthi Goguri, invited everyone to blog about two topics as a request for T-SQL Tuesday. T-SQL Tuesday is a once
Sql Tuesday: Azure Data Groups
Every second Tuesday of a month, there's a T-SQL-Tuesday. This is a blogging event that everyone can participate. The idea
Bye-bye 2021
Looking back So the year 2021 is history. For me, it was a quite eventful year although exactly one year ago, I hoped that
Speaking Engagements September 2021
This post was originally published on my employers blog first. September marks the end of this summer but we've got some exciting
Why We Like to Recommend Dbatools
This post was first published for my employer, OneDigit AG, here. dbatools really has the ability to change a DBAs work life. It is
Starting DataTGIF
This post was first published on my employers website/blog here. I just started to organize a free to join MeetUp called Data TGIF
Moving to Hugo
I've moved from WordPress to Hugo. Just because I've never really made very good experience with WordPress. Yes, it is
SQL Server Management Studio and Azure Data Studio
If you’ve installed SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) recently, chances are that you’ve noticed that Azure Data Studio (ADS) was installed too.
My journey to my first speaking
To give a speaking in public for the first time is always scary. At the DataWeekender in October last year, Angela Henry who was
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