After getting tagged, I talked about a case where I tip-toed around a precarious and grumpy server for years.

See why it pays to be consistent about always aliasing every table and every column in your query.

This post explores what can happen if you are too liberal with permissions for the sake of convenience.

Let's talk about blindly clicking next, next, next during a SQL Server install.

IDENTITY columns are very useful, but consider whether they are needed on every single table.

I give two real-world examples of vulnerabilities allowing for SQL injection.