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SQL SERVER – 3 Common Mistakes of Agile Development – Notes from the Field #074

[Note from Pinal]: This is a 74th episode of Notes from the Field series. Agile is a time boxed, iterative approach to software delivery that builds software incrementally from the start of the project, instead of trying to deliver it all at once near the end. Storytelling is an art very few have mastered in their life. When I requested Stuart to share his ideas about agile, he shared a very interesting insight on this subject. He had very interesting stories to share about 3 common mistakes of agile development. I very much enjoyed his notes from the field and I am confident that you will like it too.

In this episode of the Notes from the Field series database expert Stuart Ainsworth explains about 3 Common Mistakes of Agile Development.

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SQL SERVER – Using MaxTransferSize parameter with SQL Server Backups

Off late I have been writing a lot around SQL Server backups and administration topics. I have seen a lot of my readers have been enjoying some of the deep conversations I have with people in the industry. As I always say, most of the blog posts are inspired by someone asking me a question, me doing the research and then reaching out to them to give a solution. This blog post is no different in that aspect.

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Interview Question of the Week #013 – Stored Procedure and Its Advantages – How to Create Stored Procedure

There are some questions which are so old that they should not be asked in the interview and gets old. Here is one of the questions I have spotted so many times in the interview that if co-interviewer asks to the candidate, I often feel bored (well, I was caught…
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