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Running SQL Server in Google Cloud Platform

July 6, 2020 Daniel Janik

On a few occasions I’ve referred to GCP (Google Cloud Platform) as the “Windows Phone of cloud providers” and what I meant by that is they have a great product that little market share when compared to Azure and AWS; but, should you be looking at GCP?

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Living in the new normal as a data engineer

June 28, 2020 Daniel Janik

For the past few months most of the world has been in quarantine and you may think that this is the new normal, especially now that “re-opening” has been rolled back or paused in many places.

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SQL Server 2019 CU5 is out

June 24, 2020June 24, 2020 Daniel Janik

Earlier this week Microsoft released the latest cumulative update for SQL Server 2019 and as you can expect there are quite a few items addressed including a fix for UDF inlining that I had posted on recently. You can find the update and a complete list of fixes here:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4552255/cumulative-update-5-for-sql-server-2019

Weekend Cloud Comic

June 19, 2020 Daniel Janik

I got a mailer for “The Container Store” this week and thought of the following scenario so I figured I’d hand-draw a comic to lighten your weekend. Enjoy!

ContainerComic

SQL 2019 UDF (User defined function) inlining

June 9, 2020June 24, 2020 Daniel Janik

SQL Server 2019 brings a lot of great new features. Many are introduced by the IQP (Intelligent Query Processing) features and greatly improve query performance.

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Which Azure Data Platform service should I choose?

May 17, 2020 Daniel Janik

So you’ve decided to use Azure for your existing or new data project? This blog series is focused on choosing the right technology for your project. It’s tough right? So many options and so many variables. This post will focus more on the cost of choices.

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SSMS Quick Tip: Never lose your script from overwrite again!

May 7, 2020 Daniel Janik

Twenty something years ago when I started my SQL Server career there was an amazing tool called Query Analyzer. Honestly I’d say if Microsoft did nothing more than bring this tool back and call it Azure Data Studio I would have been excited and beyond happy.

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May the forced be with you?

May 4, 2020May 5, 2020 Daniel Janik

Today is May the fourth and I’ll start by saying: Happy Star Wars day to all. Since it is May the fourth I figured a Star Wars themed post would be nice.

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Azure Data Factory trigger tip

April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 Daniel Janik3 Comments

This tip comes from my DBA days working with SQL Agent Job schedules. If you’ve ever worked on a server where many people created job schedules you’ll know exactly what I mean when I say the schedule names can be really annoying.

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SSMS Quick Tip

April 30, 2020 Daniel Janik

Today’s quick tip is for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). From time to time when I’m speaking I’ll get a question on how I pulled up help for a given DMV or table.

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