What Have I blogged
May 2022 M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 -
Recent Posts
Archives
Cloud
Azure Data Studio Azure Data Studio Extensions Beers Bit of fun Configuration Dashboards Dataplatform DataScotland Docker extensions Management Studio Markup Notebooks Performance Tuning PowerShell Productivity Snippets SQL Notebooks SQLSaturday SQL Security Tips & Tricks TSQL Uncategorized virtualization Visualisation Waffle YorkshireCategories
- Azure Data Studio
- Azure Data Studio Extensions
- Beers
- Bit of fun
- Configuration
- Dashboards
- Dataplatform
- DataScotland
- Docker
- extensions
- Management Studio
- Markup
- Notebooks
- Performance Tuning
- PowerShell
- Productivity
- Snippets
- SQL Notebooks
- SQL Security
- SQLSaturday
- Tips & Tricks
- TSQL
- Uncategorized
- virtualization
- Visualisation
- Waffle
- Yorkshire
Tag Archives: Productivity
Azure Data Studio -The gift that keeps on giving (day 12/31)
I thought I had come up with a clever way of searching in Azure Data Studio to search for the filename of a SQL or PowerShell file using a PowerShell script that read the file in reversed the file, and … Continue reading
ADS Keyboard Shortcuts -part 2 and a name drop or two (Day 3)
Day 3 of posts around ADS and time for a name drop. I mentioned I managed to be selected to speak at SQL Saturday Iceland ( as since drafted also Belgium and SQL Denmark) a fellow speaker mentioned some of … Continue reading
Posted in Azure Data Studio, SQLSaturday, Tips & Tricks
Tagged AzureDataStudio, Productivity, shortcutkeys
Leave a comment
Monitoring CPU
As part of a licensing project, it was found to be very useful to get an overview of current servers CPU across the SQL estate. There was an expensive 3rd party software solution that was reporting high CPU usage on … Continue reading
Posted in Management Studio, Performance Tuning
Tagged CPU, Productivity, Scripts, SQL, TSQL
Leave a comment
Searching Files Easily ( Leo my 12 year old son)
I have to hold my hands up and say I didn’t know you could do this and was pleasantly surprised I found something I could share even if it was from my 12yr old. This is not a SQL tip … Continue reading