Building Visual Calendars with SQL and CSS – Part 3
In the final part of this series, I convert my T-SQL code to MySQL, so you can build a fancy archives page in WordPress.
In the final part of this series, I convert my T-SQL code to MySQL, so you can build a fancy archives page in WordPress.
Certainly not to encourage people to stay on ancient versions if they don't have to, I took a crack at replicating TRY_PARSE on older versions.
I show that a new experimental feature in Docker 4.16+ lets you run "real" SQL Server on Apple M1+ chips.
For my first post on Simple Talk, I rip apart a made-up stored procedure as if I had encountered it during a code review.
In the second part of this series, I show how to use a calendar table to simplify rendering an archives page.
I recently added a switch and an adapter to take much better advantage of AT&T's 5-gig service.
A good round of updates for most modern versions of SQL Server, including the first cumulative update for SQL Server 2022.
I started a short series on building visual calendars, like those seen in the monthly archives page here.
I discuss an organization’s responsibility for protecting personal information.
For T-SQL Tuesday #158, I talk about a couple of justifiable worst practices.
The story behind new SQLBlog-branded clothing (with proceeds going to The Trevor Project and Black Lives Matter).