I would like to thank all the participants of T-SQL Tuesday #189. If I missed your post, it was not intentional. Please let me know, and I will add it to this list. I am proud of this community and feel lucky to be a small part of it. I admire everyone who joined the […]
Welcome to T-SQL Tuesday #189! This month, I have the honor of hosting the blog party, and the theme is: “How is AI changing your career?” . You can read the invitation here. As the host, I’m excited to share my own journey and reflections on how artificial intelligence is reshaping my work in the data space. AI […]
I am honored and humbled to be hosting this month’s T-SQL Tuesday – edition #189. T-SQL Tuesday is the brainchild of Adam Machanic (Blog |LinkedIn), , who sent out the first invitation in December 2009. It is a monthly blog party on the second Tuesday of each month. Currently, Steve Jones (Blog|LinkedIn) organizes the event […]
Why do SQL Server Logins have a default database? Kenneth Fisher and Aaron Bertrand explain this here and here. Here is a sample script to identify logins whose default database no longer exists on the server. Once you identify, you can assign another database as default to avoid the issues explained in the abovementioned two […]
I thank Reitse Eskens (Blog|Twitter) for hosting T-SQL Tuesday #161. The topic for this month is Having Fun with T-SQL. I also want to acknowledge Adam Machanic’s vision behind this project. I learned a lot from some T-SQL Tuesdays and participated in a few. Thank you, Steve Jones (Blog|Twitter), for coordinating this program. If you are interested to […]
