Posts From Kamil Nowinski
SQL Saturday #664 Katowice
Woohoo, a lot of time has passed since this meeting in Chorzow, Poland. Yes, you have heard right – Chorzow. This second SQL Saturday in Poland was originally registered by
Last week reading (2018-06-17)
Auditing in Azure SQL Data Warehouse It’s not a common case we’re sharing an internal link to this blog. But this is unusual moment: the first guest post written by
Last week reading (2018-06-03)
Modern data warehouse See how a modern data warehouse works from beginning to end. Load confidently with SQL Data Warehouse PolyBase Rejected Row Location Great news for all Azure SQL
New DB project with SSDT and import existing database
With this episode I would like to commence long-awaited new series It’s about DevOps with databases. I’ll start with SSDT, but not exclude other tools (like Redgate ReadyRoll) in the
ASF 010: Dejan Sarka interview
Introduction Dejan Sarka, MCT and SQL Server MVP, is an independent trainer and consultant that focuses on the development of database & business intelligence applications. Besides projects, he spends about
Last week reading (2018-05-20)
That was a really tough week for us. Damian and I have led a workshop at SQLDay conference in Wroclaw (Poland) and also a regular session (separately this time). I
Last week reading (2018-05-06)
Good morning all, This week only a few things as the SQLDay conference will commence next week and we both (Damian and I) are preparing our workshop and regular session
Last week reading (2018-04-22)
Redgate Shift LEFT magazine The latest issue of Redgate’s Database DevOps magazine explores the benefits of DevOps for CEOs, CIOs, and IT Managers, and takes a comprehensive look at the
ASF 009: Pedro Lopes interview
Introduction Pedro Lopes is a Senior Program Manager in the Database Systems Group, based in Redmond, WA, USA. He over 15 years of industry experience. He is currently responsible for Program
T-SQL Tuesday #101: My Essential SQL Server Tools
April 2018 is the 101st episode of T-SQL Tuesday – and it’s my second contribution in the series (damn it, I’m still working on my constant frequency of writing) This
