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Azure Data Factory Best Practices: Part 2

Hey there! In the second part of my Azure Data Factory best practices I’ll be talking about controlling the flow of your tasks. If you missed part one you can see it here.

SQL Server 2017 will change how we think about it

The next version of Microsoft’s heavyweight database platform came one step closer to arriving this week when Microsoft released Release Candidate 1 of SQL Server 2017. Microsoft usually provides a couple of release candidates, meaning the final version is likely to appear sometime this autumn.

10 Considerations when designing a data platform

1. New technology

This does not mean implement every possible new feature or design methodology, but that enough knowledge is gained so that the most appropriate decisions are taken when building the foundation of a solution. Existing functionality may already be offered as part of a 3rd party..

Removing Sensitive Data from a Database

The Problem

PowerApps – 500 Record Limit, Delegation and How to Work Around it

Update - April 2018:

PowerApps now has an experimental feature that can be turned on to increase the 500 row limit. I've not tested it with large sets but its a nice step forward.

To increase the limit, in the app developer studio (web or desktop) go to File->App Settings->Experimental Features and..

Why Don't You Unit Test SQL Server Code?

"The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago, the second-best time is now" Chinese Proverb

Learn to query SQL Server databases

I’m increasingly meeting people at data and tech community events who need to query SQL Server databases, but who don’t need to know how the database engine works, how to create databases – in fact how to do anything other than connect and retrieve data. That can be a problem for some training..

Consortium wins Microsoft Worldwide Partner of the Year for Cloud Productivity

We are delighted to announce that the Consortium, a group comprising Coeo, Content and Code, Inframon, Modality and Program Framework, has been selected from a global field of Microsoft partners for the prestigious Worldwide Partner of the Year for Cloud Productivity.

Getting a single view of the player

Tell someone you went to a casino and their first question is how much did you win. Not on a specific game nor how much you could’ve lost, but what was the headline result and does it make them wish they’d gone as well. Gaming companies often ask similar questions, but for them it can be harder to..

Using an Azure cloud witness in your failover cluster

I’ve blogged previously about the need to configure a quorum witness on failover clusters and now with Windows Server 2016 there’s a great new quorum option – a cloud witness.

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