Last time out we took a brief look at temporal tables, how to create them and what they can do for us. This time I’d like to dive a bit deeper into them and see how they look under the covers. For this we’ll be using the same table which we ended up creating previously: […]
With the arrival of SQL Server 2016 we were provided with a new feature in the engine called System Versioned Temporal Tables – typically shortened to Temporal Tables. These tables allow us not only to query the data as it currently is, but also query it at any point in the past too as it […]
This month’s invitation from Camila Henrique asks us for advice we’d give to our younger selves in our T-SQL journey. Coming from the SQL Server perspective there’s a huge variety of areas within the stack where you might want to provide some advice but I’m going to focus on the scripting and querying as that’s […]
Last time out we looked at how to add parameters in a Reporting Services report. In there we looked at adding a parameter where only a single value was selected by the user. We also have the option to allow selection of multiple values for parameters, for example the selection of multiple sales regions or […]
Andy Brownsword 