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Be aware of the risk that you are taking when using AWS EC2 I3 instance type
Introduction What is AWS EC2 I3? Amazon Web Services Elastic Cloud Computing is a service that let’s anyone with a credit card to rent a...

Steve Rezhener
Mar 25, 2021


How to Apply your Craft to Your Hobby: SQL Data Analysis and Athletic Training
I am very grateful for the career I have passionately pursued these last 20 years, working for small, medium, large, and enterprise...

Scott Boss
Jan 4, 2021


The Finished Product: Framework, pt. 5
We now have a finished T-SQL framework, and this is the last post of the series. We start with the complete Template (with the error...

Scott Boss
Sep 3, 2019


T-SQL Batching: Framework, pt. 4
In this fourth installment of the framework series, we will add a T-SQL batching feature to our existing framework we have developed in...

Scott Boss
Sep 3, 2019


How to check if Always Encrypted is available and in-use
Introduction Recently I had to work with a client that moved its infrastructure between the servers (side-by-side upgrade). Always...

Steve Rezhener
Aug 28, 2019


The T-SQL Activity Log: Framework, pt. 3
This segment of the framework builds onto what we have already created in Part 2 of the T-SQL Framework. That post showed you how to...

Scott Boss
Aug 21, 2019


The SQL Error Engine: Framework, pt. 2
Building the SQL Error Engine In this second post focused on a T-SQL framework (find part one here), we will build the plumbing to...

Scott Boss
Aug 15, 2019


Strangest Things, Pt. 3: Linked Servers in SQL
As a consultant, you experience different environments, with different architectures, different skill sets, and different processes....

Scott Boss
Aug 13, 2019


What is a SQL framework, Part 1
We can define a framework in two simple ways: An environment with tools to work with. A scaffold around which we can build an...

Scott Boss
Jul 19, 2019


Building a T-SQL Framework, Part I
Depending on the objective, building a framework allows the architect to imbed the fundamental segments of a structure so that the...

Scott Boss
Jun 14, 2019


Data Governance made easy – your ultimate stored procedure to get a record count from...
Data Governance made easy – your ultimate stored procedure to get a record count from any table on any server and compare Introduction...

Steve Rezhener
Jun 2, 2019


#SQLSatLA Team use of the various Social Media channels
The main idea is to flood most media channels with some quasi-fresh content in little to no time. We use the following freemium services...

Steve Rezhener
Nov 18, 2018


My 1st ever post
Thanks for joining my blog! This is my 1st post. After my first ever visit to both 2018 SQL Saturday in Oregon and 2018 PASS Summit...

Steve Rezhener
Nov 12, 2018


Much ado about GUIDs
How does one enforce referential integrity across separate databases, or servers for that matter? The answer is simple—there is nothing...

Scott Boss
Oct 16, 2015


SSMS: The SQL Server Solution Project
There is a great feature in SQL Server Management Studio that I do not see used very often, and that feature is the SQL Server Solution...

Scott Boss
Sep 19, 2015


Check for Errors First, Part III: The Windows Event Logs
In Part I of Check for Errors First, we discovered how to query the error logs, and filter out the noise to find meaningful errors that...

Scott Boss
Jun 11, 2015


Check for Errors F, Part II: The Default Trace
In Part I of Check for Errors First, we discovered how to query the error logs, and filter out the noise to find meaningful errors that...

Scott Boss
Mar 14, 2015
Check for Errors First, Part I: The SQL Error Log
I have seen a number of environments concerned with performance issues, and jump to looking at performance metrics when these performance...

Scott Boss
Feb 14, 2015
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