Last Week Reading
Last week reading (2018-08-05)
Microsoft Azure Data welcomes Data Platform Summit attendees Rohan Kumar [B|T] invites to have a look at today’s mobile-first, cloud-first world and what has been changed in the area by Azure
Last week reading (2018-07-29)
SQL: More on finding rows that have changed using HASHBYTES and FOR JSON PATH The title explains everything – Dr Greg Low shows it in practice. London Continuous Delivery –
Last week reading (2018-07-22)
Good day SQL folks! Now and it is almost Tuesday morning, let me give you some things to read for the rest of the day! Execute all SSIS packages in
Last week reading (2018-07-15)
Structured Streaming with Databricks into Power BI & Cosmos DB Giuliano Rapoz (Microsoft) is showing the concept of Structured Streaming with all these puzzles. Lightning fast query performance with Azure
Last week reading (2018-07-08)
Good day SQL folks! Monday morning is always tough to start working on serious tasks. I think it is a perfect time to read something interesting before you really go
Last week reading (2018-07-01)
Apart of standard portion of news which we have for you every week – there is another extra info from us. Firstly, we’re proudly to announce that Damian Widera has been
Last week reading (2018-06-11)
Good day SQL folks! Last week was pretty hot not because of the weather. Microsoft has bought GitHub and this was the news number one for most of the time.
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
Last week reading (2018-05-28)
Good day SQL folks! Monday morning is always tough to start working on serious tasks. I think it is a perfect time to read something interesting before you really go
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
