Last Week Reading (2019-04-28)

Last Week Reading (2019-04-28)

An unusual week has passed. SQL Server’s 30th birthday – learn a bit about history. Future? Here you are! .NET enters under Spark’s thatch, and more…

Press

Happy 30th Birthday Microsoft SQL Server
Have you seen the Bill Gates and Edward M. Esbar Jr. video promoting SQL Server 1.0?

.NET for Apache Spark
Yes, you have heard very well, …

Introducing .NET for Apache® Spark™ Preview
… and here you have more details.

Removing multiple patterns from a string
Hugo Kornelis (T) explains step by step how he has built it in pure T-SQL.

Grouped Aggregate Pushdown
Quite deep and interesting article about factors that affect aggregate pushdown for GROUP BY queries only.

ASF 021: Guy in a Cube interview (part 1)
Yoooo! The new episode went off. This time, along with Prathy, we’re interviewing Adam and Patrick.

A word from Microsoft’s CEO

Video: Code-free modern data warehouse…

Smile Corner

 

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