Dead Birds in the Storm of a SQL Server Audit: 3 Tips to Keep from Getting Killed on Licensing Costs

(Don Boxley) A commonly used example of bimodality dates back to the late 19th century, when a storm killed a large number of sparrows. An ornithologist measured and plotted the wingspans of the dead birds and found that the birds killed in the storm had either shorter or longer wings than the media

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