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08-09-20, Setup SSH Keys in WSL
07-09-20, “Config Lock Failed Operation not Permitted” – Linux Linked Folders
07-09-20, Install Git on Windows
06-09-20, Create a Link Between Local Windows Files and WSL
05-09-20, Access Local Files from Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
04-09-20, Reinstall a WSL Distro
03-09-20, Enable Windows Subsystem for Linux (with Ubuntu 18.04)
30-07-20, Remove Quotes from a CSV File with PowerShell
16-07-20, “..ps1 cannot be loaded because running scripts is disabled on this system”
15-07-20, Creating a Linked Server with a MySQL Database
14-07-20, Check & Restart SQL Server Services on Linux
30-05-20, “Changing The Primary Domain DNS Name Of This Computer Failed” – Server 2008 R2
07-05-20, Testing Connectivity to Remote Server Ports with PowerShell
06-05-20, Forcing Encryption in SQL Server
05-05-20, Include Execution Trace Messages In SQL Server Error Logs
04-05-20, Backing up a SQL Server Database with Encryption
04-05-20, Backing up a SQL Server Certificate
03-05-20, Running PowerShell Scripts as Scheduled Tasks In Windows
29-04-20, How to Check What Features are Installed in SQL Server
27-04-20, Installing SQL Server on Linux
27-04-20, Installing Firewalld on Linux
25-04-20, Enabling TCP Connections in SQL Server
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Hi, I’m Pete
Hello and welcome to my website, which is a place for me to store all my notes as I blog away as a software enthusiast.
My area of interest very much revolves around Database Administration (DBA), so there will be a lot of RDMS related posts on here, particularly SQL Server.
It’s been an amazing journey working away at this blog which I started in January 2017. Like anything, practise makes perfect. My hope is to continue to improve my writing and all the other skills required to run a blog. It’s been a long and fun journey so far… and I feel like I’m just getting started!
I hope you enjoy, and feel free to comment on posts or write me a line any time. I’d apprecaite any critique or feedback you may have.
Cheers,
Pete
