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Sep24

Earlier I wrote a blog post SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement? and SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement? – Part 2. In part 2 of the blog post, I wanted to write…

Sep23

SQL Contest – Hint for Identify the Database Celebrity

Pinal Dave

SQL, SQL Puzzle, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks

Earlier week I have posted a SQL Contest about Identifing the Database Celebrity over here Identify the Database Celebrity – Win USD 100 Amazon Gift Card. We have got fantastic response to the blog post however, there are quite many readers have requested Hint to the contest. In the world…

Sep23

SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement? – Part 2

Pinal Dave

SQL, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks

SQL Function

Earlier I wrote a blog post SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement?. Right after the blog post was published I received an email from SQL Server users who have no access to CTE and wanted me to help him out…

Sep22

SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement?

Pinal Dave

SQL, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks

SQL Function

The first email I read this morning had only one statement in it, and it gave me an idea to write this blog post. “How to access Previous Row Value and Next Row Value in SELECT statement?” Very interesting question indeed. The matter of the fact, I have written about this…

Sep21

SQL SERVER – UDF, UPDATE and More – Memory Lane – #047

Pinal Dave

SQL

Memory Lane, SQL Server

This is the 47th episode of Memory Lane. Here is the list of selected articles of SQLAuthority.com across all these years. Instead of just listing all the articles I have selected a few of my most favorite articles and have listed them here with additional notes below it. My favorite blog posts are about UDF and the difference between UPDATE and UPDATE (). Let me know which one of the following is your favorite article from memory lane.

Sep20

Developer – Best Practices for Daily Stand-Up or Daily Scrum – Rules and Regulations

Pinal Dave

SQL Tips and Tricks

Best Practices

Scrum is an Agile Software Development framework that helps teams complete projects efficiently while maintaining high quality.

Sep19

SQL Contest – Identify the Database Celebrity – Win USD 100 Amazon Gift Card

Pinal Dave

SQL, SQL Puzzle, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks

NuoDB

Regular readers of this blog are familiar with NuoDB and their generous offers for SQLAuthority.com readers. I was just talking to them earlier and together we have come up with a very interesting contest for all of us. This contest has two parts. Part 1 Identify Database Personality and in Part…

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SQL SERVER – Script – When/Who did Auto Grow for the Database?

SQL SERVER – How to fix the SQL Server Error 8657 or 8658?

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SQL SERVER – Invoking a Stored Procedure from Azure Mobile Services – Notes from the Field #066

SQL SERVER – One Trick of Handling Dynamic SQL to Avoid SQL Injection Attack?

Pinal Dave is an SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert and independent consultant with over 22 years of hands-on experience. He holds a Masters of Science degree and numerous database certifications.

Pinal has authored 14 SQL Server database books and 100 Pluralsight courses. To freely share his knowledge and help others build their expertise, Pinal has also written more than 5,800 database tech articles on his blog at https://blog.sqlauthority.com.

Pinal is an experienced and dedicated professional with a deep commitment to flawless customer service. If you need help with any SQL Server Performance Tuning Issues, please feel free to reach out at pinal@sqlauthority.com.

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SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement? – Part 3

SQL Contest – Hint for Identify the Database Celebrity

SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement? – Part 2

SQL SERVER – How to Access the Previous Row and Next Row value in SELECT statement?

SQL SERVER – UDF, UPDATE and More – Memory Lane – #047

Developer – Best Practices for Daily Stand-Up or Daily Scrum – Rules and Regulations

SQL Contest – Identify the Database Celebrity – Win USD 100 Amazon Gift Card

SQL SERVER – 8 Performance Related Articles on Logical Reads

Interview Question of the Week #005 – List All the Tables with Name Containing Specific String

SQL SERVER – How Can Deadlock Happen on Same Table?

SQL SERVER – Script – When/Who did Auto Grow for the Database?

SQL SERVER – How to fix the SQL Server Error 8657 or 8658?

SQL SERVER – Invoking a Stored Procedure from Azure Mobile Services – Notes from the Field #066

SQL SERVER – One Trick of Handling Dynamic SQL to Avoid SQL Injection Attack?