En iyi The DB podcastleri (2024)

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Thinking About Technology

1d ago

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Technology has dramatically changed the world over time. The advent of cars dramatically changed the US, as people could go places and meet others in a way that was difficult and slow before. The telephone let us communicate with people all over the world at a pace that was previously impossible. Computer technology has furthered this at a truly am…

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074: Sara Baker - How to Grow Fast, Avoid Burnout, & Build a Profitable RIA 1:22:21

3d ago1:22:21

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Today, I’m excited to sit down with Sara Baker, a leader with over 15 years of financial services experience and our President of Triad Wealth Partners. Sara’s journey began as a Division 1 volleyball player, transitioned through a successful legal career, and ultimately led her to become a leader at two of the largest wealth advisory firms in the …

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Thinking About Technology 2:32

4d ago2:32

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Technology has dramatically changed the world over time. The advent of cars dramatically changed the US, as people could go places and meet others in a way that was difficult and slow before. The telephone let us communicate with people all over the world at a pace that was previously impossible. Computer technology has furthered this at a truly am…

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The Biggest Database Professional Challenges Today

5d ago

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Today I have a question for you: What are the three biggest challenges you face today as a database professional? I was asked this recently, and I had some ideas, but I wonder if my challenges are the same ones you face. I don’t want to influence you, but I’m wondering what things cause you stress, headaches, difficulties, or somehow lower the enjo…

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The Biggest Database Professional Challenges Today 2:22

6d ago2:22

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Today I have a question for you: What are the three biggest challenges you face today as a database professional? Read the rest of The Biggest Database Professional Challenges Today

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A Programmer’s Attitude

8d ago

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I caught this piece on the need for programmers (developers) to not trust anyone, including themselves. It is written by a software developer for other software developers, but I think it can also apply to database work as well. It is a bit long, but it starts with the nature of abstractions in the world and how they let us work with simpler models…

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A Programmer's Attitude 3:25

9d ago3:25

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I caught this piece on the need for programmers (developers) to not trust anyone, including themselves. It is written by a software developer for other software developers, but I think it can also apply to database work as well. It is a bit long, but it starts with the nature of abstractions in the world and how they let us work with simpler models…

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073: Solo - Why Every Entrepreneur Should Be In Therapy with Brad Johnson 44:46

10d ago44:46

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Today I’m sharing something that I’ve never talked about publicly: my personal journey with therapy and how it helped to save my marriage. The truth is, in the early days of Triad, when I was busy putting my blood, sweat and tears into helping our team get the company off the ground...I was leaving a void at home and not showing up as the husband a…

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Cloud vs On-premises 3:55

11d ago3:55

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The cloud has been a controversial concept for much of its existence. While the idea has been around for many decades, AWS started selling IT services in 2006, with Azure following suit in 2008. Since then, the use of cloud services has grown tremendously. While some applications and organizations have embraced the idea from the beginning. I found …

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Least Privilege 3:08

13d ago3:08

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I assume that most of you know about the principle of least privilege. If not, please read this short blog from Brian Kelley and make sure you understand how you should approach security. In the modern world, we also ought to adapt our systems for the zero trust model, which includes the least privilege principle. However, I wonder how many of your…

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072: Triad Member – Referral Secrets for Gathering $60M of New Assets Annually with Andy Heese 1:00:56

17d ago1:00:56

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Today, I’m excited to chat with Triad Member Andy Heese, the president and founder of The Guardian Group. This year, Andy and his team are on track to bring in $60 million in new assets—all without relying on a traditional marketing funnel. Instead, they focus on building strong client relationships and leveraging referrals. Andy’s “secret” isn’t a…

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The Stretch Database Retirement 2:57

18d ago2:57

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Stretch Database is finally going away. It is being retired. It was deprecated on Nov 16, 2022, from SQL Server 2022. Effective Jul 9, 2024, the supporting Azure service is retired. I saw this in an announcement on Jul 3, though I hope anyone using this service has been seeing lots of reminders over the last couple of years. I know I'm getting MySQ…

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An Upgrade Slog 3:16

20d ago3:16

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I saw a blog post from Randolph West recently that asked How do you restore a SQL Server 2000 database in the year 2024? It's a bit of a process, involving an intermediate version and two restores. He also points out the need to run DBCC after the first restore, which is a good idea. I wonder how many people would take the time to do this, or even …

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Midsummer Fun 4:41

23d ago4:41

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Yesterday was Independence Day in the US and a day off for me. Today, I'm back to work. Same for my rocket engineer son, one day off. My wife remembers a few of her companies giving a 4-day weekend when a holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, but that hasn't been my experience and isn't this week. I know we're barely into summer, which technicall…

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071: Ken Crenshaw - Unlocking Elite Performance & Building a Winning Culture 1:07:06

24d ago1:07:06

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Today, I’m talking to Ken Crenshaw, the Sports Medicine and Performance Director for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Ken's journey in sports medicine is beyond fascinating and inspiring: from growing up on a small cattle ranch in New Mexico to working with four major MLB teams over the past 35 years, including a World Series Championship with the Atlanta…

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Xp_cmdshell Use Cases 2:43

25d ago2:43

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I had someone ask me recently how to run xp_cmdshell on a Linux version of SQL Server. I told them you can't, as it's an unsupported feature and not one that I expect to see released. I had to double-check, since I did think that supporting a BASH shell was a possibility, but it wasn't added to the product. In the feedback forums, I saw a request f…

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The Cost of Rework 4:47

27d ago4:47

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I often deal with customers who are looking to improve the way they build and manage database software. These could be small companies or large enterprises, with teams of developers trying to enhance their application software to solve new business problems. Often those enhancements require new data, with the related schema changes in a database. E…

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What Metrics Do You Collect? 3:39

30d ago3:39

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One of the hot terms in software these days is observability. There are a few definitions (Splunk, RadixWeb), but essentially this is the insight into how your software runs and performs using metrics, logs, traces, etc. In DevOps, we do this with an eye toward improving performance and identifying the root cause of issues. The focus is slightly di…

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070: DJ Eric Rhodes - Turning Your Passion into Your Career & Going Viral 54:59

1M ago54:59

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Today, I’m talking with DJ Eric Rhodes, an expert at creating content that goes viral. Eric is renowned for his mashups of classic hits with new songs, generating millions of views and even catching the attention of artists like Chris Stapleton and Warren G in the process. But Eric’s journey to success only got off the ground because he decided to …

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Where to Test Your Code 3:28

1M ago3:28

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The last 10-15 years in software development have seen a widespread embracing of unit testing. Before the popularity of mobile phones and their apps, most of the organizations I'd worked in gave lip service to automated unit testing, and often even more complex integration/system tests. These days, it seems more and more people embrace unit testing…

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What Do You Want to Learn? 2:55

1M ago2:55

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There are lots of resources for learning: articles at SQL Server Central, blogs, user groups, SQL Saturday and other events, conferences, and more. In most of those cases, the editor, author, or speaker is deciding what they want to write about. If you want to learn something different, you need to go search out that information. You can certainly …

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Cloud Transformation 2:52

1M ago2:52

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In the last few months, I've been traveling around at a few of the Redgate Summits (one more in NYC coming) running panels on cloud journeys. I've had industry experts, both technical and managerial, discussing their approaches and journeys with advice and caveats for others. It can often be more than just migrating systems, so a lot of people have…

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069: Streamline Replay - Creating Unlimited Growth and Freedom in Your Business AND Life with Brad Johnson & Dave Zoller 42:13

1M ago42:13

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Today the tables are turned! This is going to be a slightly different episode, as I’m the one being interviewed. A while back, I had the pleasure of guesting on Dave Zoller’s popular YouTube show, Streamline My Practice – which serves thousands of financial advisors by teaching them how to grow their financial practice. The episode got a lot of eng…

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SQL Injection is Not Acceptable 3:20

1M ago3:20

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SQL Injection has been a problem for my entire career. Thirty years ago I could have easily just blamed this on ignorance, as most of our developers didn't think about the nefarious ways that hackers enter data in our applications. These days, there isn't a good reason for this to keep happening, and the problem is us. I think that we don't provide…

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Five Years and Counting 3:22

1M ago3:22

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I almost called this "chasing a new laptop" since that's what I'm doing, but I decided to add the date because the current laptop I've using was built in March 2019 and got to me in May 2019. I've had an HP Spectre x360, my second HP Spectre, and I've really enjoyed it. I'm also amazed it still runs. On the last few trips, the two rubber strips tha…

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068: Triad Member - Overcoming Loss and Serving $10M+ Clients with Tim & Julie Sullivan 1:12:04

2M ago1:12:04

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Today, I have the pleasure of talking with Triad members Tim and Julie Sullivan – a dynamic husband and wife team that lead Strategic Wealth Advisors Group together. After joining Triad in early 2023, Tim and Julie have grown their business by leaps and bounds. Not only did they just sign a $12 million client (their biggest ever!), they’re also alr…

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Poor Database Design Realities 2:49

2M ago2:49

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One of the interesting things that I see at Redgate Software is how idealistic our developers and engineers can be. They often build our database DevOps products with the idea that customers will use well-designed databases. The systems will have primary keys, foreign keys, defaults, constraints, indexes, and more. Developers will use coding standa…

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067: Ross Marino - The Power of Human-First Financial Guidance 52:29

2M ago52:29

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Today, I’m talking with Ross Marino, the founder and CEO of Transitus Wealth Partners, as well as Advisor 2X. Ross is a seasoned financial planner with over 35 years of experience and a pioneer of the human-first financial guidance movement. As Ross wisely says, "Life happens, plans change." As a financial advisor, your role goes beyond crunching n…

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Using AI for the First Draft 3:06

2M ago3:06

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At the Redgate Summit in London, I ran a panel talking about Platform Engineering and how we can make developers more productive. One of the questions from our audience revolved around AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies and how they might assist. As a note, AI tech includes a lot of different things, like machine learning (ML) among other th…

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DBCC CLONEDATABASE is Semi-Discontinued 2:54

2M ago2:54

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I saw a tweet that DBCC CLONEDATABASE was being discontinued for production databases, which both scared me and didn't make sense. I've used this a few times for a quick copy of a database and like how it works. Discontinuing it seemed strange to me. Then I read the blog post, which notes that it's not being supported for production deployments. Th…

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Life in a Startup 4:06

2M ago4:06

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I have worked for a few startup companies, including SQL Server Central. Each has been a different experience, and I learned a lot at each stop. However, I'm not sure I'd want to go through that process again at my age. I was thinking about the challenges and the excitement of being at a startup while reading about the founding of Reddit. The post …

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