Month: October 2022
Database Projects – Making changes – Feature Branching
In my previous blog post about Database Projects: “Getting started with Database Projects and Version Control”, I explained how to set up a database project and connect it to Azure DevOps Repos. In this blog post, I will be focussing on how you can start development. Quick Overview What about branching? Feature branching How to […]
Speaking @ Data Bristol User Group
I’m delighted to share that I will be speaking at the Data Bristol User Group where I will be sharing my personal experience with Database Projects & Azure DevOps. During this session, I will start off by explaining what went horribly wrong in the past, where we were struggling and how we overcame our challenges. […]
Speaking @ Southampton Data & Cloud User Group
After presenting my first session at DataGrillen 2022, in the beautiful city of Lingen, Germany. I started to look for new speaking opportunities, thanks to Mikey Bronowski (Twitter), who was kind enough to contact me if I was interested in speaking at the Southampton Data & Cloud User Group (Twitter). Without any doubt, I immediately […]
Getting started with Database Projects and Version Control
In one of my previous blog posts (Creating your first Azure DevOps Project), I described how to create an Azure DevOps Project and explained what kind of configuration you might want to consider. In this blog post, we will focus on how to get started with Database Projects and how to get this into Source […]
T-SQL Tuesday #155: Dynamic Code
T-SQL Tuesday is the brainchild of Adam Machanic (blog). Steve Jones (blog, Twitter) is currently maintaining this fantastic initiative. This month’s topic has been chosen by Steve Jones (blog, Twitter), “Where have you used Dynamic SQL for in the past?“ My Contribution In the past 10 years, I have used dynamic SQL several times in […]