Episode 47: Helping Your Data Find A Home

Episode 47: Helping Your Data Find A Home

The expansion of data sets and increased expectations of businesses for analysis and modeling of data has led developers to create a number of database products to meet those needs. As data professionals, it is incumbent upon us to understand how these tools work and put them to their best use--before somebody else puts them to sub-optimal use. I am joined by Kevin Feasel who walks us through some of the technologies available and sorts out under what circumstances we want to consider using each one.

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Episode 39: Set statistics and StatisticsParser.com

Episode 39: Set statistics and StatisticsParser.com

Today on the SQL Trail I talk with Richie Rump, the podcaster, blogger, and now new hire at Brent Ozar. He and I discuss measuring query performance, using SET STATISTICS, and the story behind his Sta...

13 Apr 201630min

Episode 38: SQL Server 2016 Feature Review

Episode 38: SQL Server 2016 Feature Review

Compañeros! You heard rumblings about how awesome SQL Server 2016 is, right?  I talk with Rick Heiges about the wins he's seen for his clients using SQL Server 2016, including how one client's move fr...

6 Apr 201628min

Episode 37: PowerBI and the DBA

Episode 37: PowerBI and the DBA

In this episode of the SQL Data Partners podcast I sit with Patrick LeBlanc during SQL Saturday RVA. We chat about Microsoft PowerBI. PowerBI is a business intelligence tool that easily connects dispa...

30 Mar 201627min

Episode 36: SQL Server Virtual Machines in Azure

Episode 36: SQL Server Virtual Machines in Azure

You can host SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines in a variety of configurations, ranging from a single database server to a multi-machine configuration.  In this episode of the SQL Data Partners Podc...

23 Mar 201631min

Episode 35: Position Yourself to Better Opportunities

Episode 35: Position Yourself to Better Opportunities

On Episode 35 of The SQL Data Partners Podcast, I talk with Philip Morgan of The Positioning Manual for Technical Firms. Philip’s book has influenced my work at SQL Data Partners, so I wanted to bring...

16 Mar 201634min

Episode 34: In-Memory Tables

Episode 34: In-Memory Tables

Hello, compañeros! You’ve heard of Hekaton and in-memory tables before, but what does in memory really mean for your database? Perhaps you have questions like I did, like how does in memory OLTP diffe...

9 Mar 201643min

Episode 33: From Developer To DBA

Episode 33: From Developer To DBA

Many developers will make the transition to the DBA role and in this episode I chat with Amy Herold about making that very move.  Amy started as a C#/.NET developer and moved into the database world a...

2 Mar 201629min

Episode 32: Up Your Game With PowerShell!

Episode 32: Up Your Game With PowerShell!

PowerShell, isn't that a Windows Administration tool?  This is certainly how it is positioned by Microsoft, but why should the DBA community give it more than a passing glance?  My guest is Mike Fal a...

24 Feb 201631min

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