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If you’re looking to master SQL Server, Power BI, or Microsoft Fabric, attending the SQL Saturday event in Austin, Texas, is one of the smartest moves you can make for your career. Note: Austin, Texas, is hosting their event on … Continue reading
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Fabric deployment pipelines look like they solve CI/CD for Fabric content, especially for people who prefer a GUI over writing code to handle deployments, but the implementation has enough structural gaps that they fall apart for several real deployment workflows. Even when they do work, the UI isn’t always intuitive. Every piece of active software […]
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Fabric inbound network protection involves two tenant-level controls: Private Link and Block Public Internet Access. But enabling them disables several features.
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SQL Server Dynamic Data Masking (DDM) is one of those SQL Server features that is commonly misused as a primary security feature used in production. Since it landed in SQL Server 2016, I’ve seen teams throw it at compliance requirements and call it a day, only to find out later that their “masked” data was […]
The issue I’ve found is that reviews of SQL Server 2025 that showcase the business impact of the upgrade are hard to find and don’t focus solely on its technical aspects. … Continue reading
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Microsoft’s Fabric Mirroring will change how you perform data ingestion. If you are using products to automate batch processes for data dumping, did you know that Fabric Mirroring might remove the need for these tools and provide you with near real-time access to the data as it changes in the source systems? Suppose you have […]