SQL Corgs Explain Inner Joins
Joins are essential. The SQL Corgs introduce you to INNER joins in this animated short.
on April 15, 2024
Joins are essential. The SQL Corgs introduce you to INNER joins in this animated short.
on April 3, 2024
Why do we “normalize” relational databases, and what are the basics? Awkward Unicorn explains, with a little help from their friends.
on April 1, 2024
Freyja the corgi shares her tips for learning SQL: SELECT, FROM, and WHERE.
Now that I’m getting the hang of this, I think I’m going to do a whole series of shorts on SQL syntax essentials, plus tips and tricks!
on March 28, 2024
I learned to make short form videos with my drawings this week, and, well… things are about to get weirder.
on February 21, 2020
Redgate is growing, and we have some fresh, new open positions around the world which would be a great fit for SQL Server developers or DBAs who would like to transition to a customer-facing role and develop expertise in Redgate’s solutions for Compliant Database DevOps. Here are the listings and locations for three of these roles:
on February 13, 2020
In the past week or so, the Microsoft Data Platform community has begun having a discussion about inclusivity, both on Twitter and across community blog posts.
This conversation began when a member of the community shared their story about being repeatedly mis-gendered and additionally feeling excluded, unwelcome, and hurt at a series of community events.
on February 5, 2020
When implementing any kind of automation for database deployments, it’s important to implement safeguards for your production environment. This is needed even in the best conditions when team members collaborate well and there is a high level of trust, for a very simple reason: accidents happen easily!
on February 1, 2020
I asked a question on Twitter yesterday: “If running SQL Server 2008 in an Azure VM (no SQL upgrade possible, extended support in place), is the best option for high availability Database Mirroring? Or something else I am not thinking of? #sqlhelp”
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