Data Discovery & Classification is supported for SQL Server 2012 and later, and can be used with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 17.5 or later. Starting SSMS 18.5, a new feature called ‘sensitivity rank’ was added in Data Classification. I will show details about the sensitivity rank in this blog post. I want to thank David Trigano, Program […]
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) was released on April 7th, 2020. You can download this latest version from this link. 18.5 is an update to 18.4 with these new items and bug fixes. One of the features added in this release is to select ‘Azure Data Studio‘ Notebook as a destination for Generate Scripts wizard. […]
Over some time, SQL Server Management Studio has expanded memory grant information. Memory grant provides memory grant estimate as well as actual runtime memory grant information. In this blog post, I will explain each element of ‘Memory Grant Info’, so we can get a better understanding of what those numbers mean? I am using this […]
I thank Jes Pomfret (blog|twitter) for hosting T-SQL Tuesday #123. The topic for this month is Life hacks to make your day easier. I also want to acknowledge Adam Machanic’s vision behind this project. I learned a lot from some of the #TSQL Tuesday’s and participated in a few. Thank you, Steve Jones (blog|twitter), for coordinating […]
Filtered Index in SQL Server and Parameterized Query does not work well with each other. This incompatibility is a well-known issue among Data Professionals. If you do a Google search for ‘SQL Server unmatched index‘ you find many articles written by well-known bloggers in the SQL Server community. I am quoting a summary of the […]
I wish @khanacademy had a structured #BlackHistory curriculum. Similar to "US history".
A big thanks to @SQLPedro for speaking to us tonight at @NESQL! It was a great session and we all learned a lot. Thank ... you!
Ready to listen to @SQLPedro talking about intelligent database.
Organized by @NESQLServer .
Hosted by @vivanovich
@BornSQL Randolph certainly is speaking to Edmonton PASS Chapter next Thursday. We had @SqlWorldWide talk to us about ... SSMS and now we get to compare Azure Data Studio to SSMS. Go to http://www.edmapss.pass.org to find out the details and register
by end of today I will be comfortable with Intelligent Query Processing feature.
Listening to @SQLBek for 2 hours ... starting at 11am.
Then hosting @SQLPedro for our UG @NESQLServer on the same topic.
