(Kenneth Fisher) I’ve you’ve run a query similar to the following:

(Greg Larsen) There is a lot of buzz around SQL Server 2016. Microsoft announced the release of SQL Server 2016 at the Microsoft Ignite Conference during the first week of May 2015. Since that time a number of Community Technical Previews (CTPs) have come out.

(Gail Shaw) There’s a very easy way to confuse the SQL Server query optimizer: write generic queries intended to be reused as much as possible.

(Jason Thomas) It’s amazing how much of an influence your upbringing can have on you and your preferences. I was the youngest in my family for almost 10 years (till my brother came along) and not to say, growing up, I was very much pampered by my mom.

(Pinal Dave) In the recent past, I have been traveling to Delhi to meet customers and also attend a few conferences which my company has been sponsoring. These travel experiences give me an opportunity to meet folks who read my blog regularly as a face-to-face interaction.

(Gail Shaw) There’s a very easy way to confuse the SQL Server query optimizer: write generic queries intended to be reused as much as possible.

(Jason Thomas) It’s amazing how much of an influence your upbringing can have on you and your preferences. I was the youngest in my family for almost 10 years (till my brother came along) and not to say, growing up, I was very much pampered by my mom.

(Pinal Dave) In the recent past, I have been traveling to Delhi to meet customers and also attend a few conferences which my company has been sponsoring. These travel experiences give me an opportunity to meet folks who read my blog regularly as a face-to-face interaction.

(Jack Vamvas) Question: I have to execute a stored procedure for troubleshooting – but permanent stored procedures are disallowed. Is there a way to create a temporary stored procedure – ?

(Kenneth Fisher) I spent something like 2 hours today trying to figure out how a particular user had access to one of my databases. It’s one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen while playing with SQL Server security. Here’s how it plays out: