Good reads from around the Web.
Here’s your weekly roundup of SQL Server Blog Posts, News and Technology Stuff. Enjoy….
From the SQL Server blogs
- Watch Out for Misleading Behaviour From SQL Server – Michael J. Swart (Blog|Twitter)
- The Question – Why? – Chris Yates (Blog|Twitter)
- Why We Made a Video About SQL Critical Care® – Brent Ozar (Blog|Twitter)
- Get Certified for half the price at PASS Summit 2014 – Born to Learn Blog
- Extending AlwaysOn to Azure Datacenter (PowerShell) – Microsoft SQLCAT (Blog)
- The full text error and why I was happy to see it. – Matt Bowler (Blog)
- VLFs and Autogrowth Settings Colour Coded to Excel – Rob Sewell (Blog|Twitter)
- Rolling Upgrade: Synch Mirrors, Log Shipped DR – Russ Thomas(Blog|Twitter)
- Identifying Corrupt Rows Using – Frank Gill (Blog|Twitter)
SQL Server Live Exclusive
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SQL Community Forum
These are some of hot topics being discussed right now in the SQLBrit Community Forum by ambitious Data Professionals just like you. Join the conversation.
- Pros and Cons of attending the PASS Summit
- SQL Log File – Tracking Unexpected Table Changes
- SQL Saturday Portland – Who’s Going?
Other Stuff Worth Reading
- Tech coffee: A successful protocol for data transfer between human brains
- Microsoft’s Role in the New Data Culture
- Is Morgan Stanley right that the car industry as we know it is about to die?
- Attack code for ‘unpatchable’ USB flaw released
- Why Amazon Is Testing an Offline Store
If you have an idea for the weekly links post, general feedback or just want fancy a chat then get in touch. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend.
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