The release of SQL Server 2019 happened during the first day of Microsoft Ignite (4th November). Up until now, I’ve been using the release candidates for tests… so it’s good to have it all officialised!
Before joining a Windows Server to a domain, you might’ve had to request firewall rules from the network team to be opened up.
This is a post on creating databases/tables in MySQL on both Windows and Linux, with added tips to help with general usage.
When your machine is upgraded to a newer version of Windows, it leaves behind a C:\Windows.old directory which can be quite large.
A simple run-through of installing MySQL Community Server 8.0, including MySQL Workbench on Windows. Don’t forget to checkout the MySQL Installation documentation, and here’s a link to prerequisites.
Running scheduled tasks in SQL Server Express has to be done differently due to the limitations of the Edition. As well as having a maximum database size of 10GB and 1GB consumable RAM, Express does include the SQL Server Agent.
The sqlcmd utility allows SQL to be run at the command prompt over ODBC (Version 17.3+ allows Azure connectivity). This tool comes with SSMS, or separate Windows &
This is a post on moving tables from one schema to another in SQL Server. A semi-rare task for myself, although it could be more frequent for those who use schemas for things like staging tables/versioning.
This is a quick guide on how to add and remove features from SQL Server via command, following the theme of recent posts.
