With GDPR on the imminent horizon, there are many things that Data Platform engineers need to consider with regards to the rights of data subjects. Primary among these is understanding the impact of requests to be forgotten and updates to a person's data when it comes to restoring databases. If you have data that is within the scope of the GDPR then here are some thoughts on extra processes for your DR planning.
2018-03-28
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Failures happen with manual and automated releases, they are a fact of life. Make sure you know how and when to rollback failed deployments
2015-12-31
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Leveraging snapshots across multiple databases simultaneously to allow for quick rollback in case of a problem deploying code
2015-12-08
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You also mentioned that the server is a 4 way xeon, but the xeon is a 32 bit processor, how can you be running 64bit SQL?
2005-03-23
The script debugger is just that, a debugger for VBScript. You can't debug anything other than VBScripts.
2004-09-02
Well,I don't have an answer(!) But you've got several variables here, and you might investigate this phenomenon further by exploring individual scenarios one-at-a-time (at least that's how I'd try to attack the problem). For example, investigate:(1) The number of returned rows: Try switching your query to something that returns a small number of rows (say less than 100 rows or so). Any differences observed?(2) The number […]
2004-08-24
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