(Kenneth Fisher) I don’t know how many of you are working with Windows Core these days but personally I think it’s a pretty cool concept. You aren’t supposed to be logging into your servers all that often so why have the extra overhead of Windows?

(Manoj) In SQL Server to get top-n rows from a table or dataset you just have to use “SELECT TOP” clause by specifying the number of rows you want to return, like in the below query.

(Pinal Dave) Few of my clients are still running older versions of SQL Server and they have their own reasons to not to move to the new SQL version. In this blog, I would share my findings of how I identified the cause of failure “Disk full: There is not enough disk space on the volume.”