Elevator etiquette comes down to a few small habits: let people off first, give others room, keep the talk light and stay calm when you miss a door. Here are the rules I follow on conference trips, in office towers and on the way to an interview.
Keeping Your Own Script Library
A script library stays useful when folders, names, review history, and safe headers make each SQL file understandable before it runs.
What Is Replication in SQL Server?
Replication in SQL Server copies chosen tables to other servers and keeps them current. Publisher, distributor and subscriber in plain words, the three kinds, and why replication is not high availability or a backup.
Developer – Best Practices for Daily Stand-Up or Daily Scrum – Rules and Regulations
Scrum is an Agile Software Development framework that helps teams complete projects efficiently while maintaining high quality.
How to Check What SQL Server Licensing You Are Actually Using
Check SQL Server licensing evidence with edition and CPU queries, then reconcile visible processors with host inventory and your agreement.
Database Security Basics for a Small Business
Database security basics for a small business cover patching, off-site backups, strong logins, limited access, and encryption that works.
Keeping ACID Across More Than One Server
Understand a distributed transaction through two-phase commit, uncertain outcomes, coordinator recovery, and alternative business guarantees.