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In the world of .NET development, encountering CLR errors is not uncommon, and one of the most frequently faced issues is the “System.IO.IOException: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.” error. In this article, we will be discussing about the possible root causes of this error and explore … Read more…
Hi friends! In this article, we’ll be discussing about “SQL Server error 262: CREATE DATABASE permission denied in database ‘database_name’, and how you can resolve it. About the above “permission denied” error This error serves as a reminder that not every user in a SQL Server environment has the authority to create databases. This … Read more…
The error message “SQL Server error 18456: Login failed for user <username>‘” may appear, under certain circumstances, when you attempt to access your SQL Server database using a specified username and password. In this article, we’ll be discussing about how you can resolve the issue. How to Resolve the “Login Failed for User” Error … Read more…
Database design is a critical aspect of SQL Server development. A well-designed database can improve data quality, increase performance, and reduce maintenance costs. In this article, we’ll cover various best practices for designing SQL Server databases, including normalization, data types, and relationships. Normalization Normalization is the process of organizing data in a database to … Read more…
Hi friends, in this article, we’ll be discussing about certain advanced SQL Server features and techniques, that can help experienced DBAs, to tune the SQL Server data platform even more, in terms of performance, security and scalability. So, as an experienced SQL Server DBA, you are probably familiar with the fundamentals of SQL Server. There … Read more…
Hi friends, in this article, we will be discussing about, how to resolve the below error, when working with CLR assemblies in SQL Server: An error occurred in the Microsoft .NET Framework while trying to load assembly id… The server may be running out of resources, or the assembly may not be trusted. Run the … Read more…
Hi friends, in this post, we will be discussing about how you can resolve the SQL Server CTE Error: Incorrect syntax near ‘)’. What are Common Table Expressions (CTEs)? In SQL Server and more specifically in T-SQL, a CTE is a temporary named result set, from which you can then select records. CTEs are … Read more…
Check our Tip of the Week, where in this week, we discuss about the benefits of using database stored procedures. Tip of the Week #18 Using stored procedures in your database processes, can be very beneficial, not only for performance, but also for security and code reuse. Below, we list some of the main benefits, … Read more…
In this article, we will be discussing about the error message [The OLE DB provider “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0” has not been registered] and how you can easily resolve it. Importing Data from Excel to SQL Server via SSMS In most of the cases, you might get the [OLE DB Provider “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0” has not been registered] error … Read more…
When developing in SQL Server, under certain circumstances, you might get the error message: Operand type clash: int is incompatible with uniqueidentifier. In this article, we will be discussing about, why you got that message, what’s wrong in your T-SQL script and how to fix it. About the above “Operand type clash: error … Read more…
In this post, we are announcing the general availability of our online course: “Working with Python on Windows and SQL Server Databases“. Note that the course is currently available on Udemy. What is this course all About? Python is a very popular programming language. Due to its simplified syntax, Programmers can develop a wide … Read more…
Check our Tip of the Week, about SQL Server Temporary Tables. Tip of the Week #6 Local temporary tables in SQL Server, are defined by using the # (single hash) sign and they are only available for the session in which they were created in. After the session ends, local temporary tables are automatically … Read more…
Check our Tip of the Week, about JSON support in SQL Server. Tip of the Week #4 Stretch Database in SQL Server 2016 and later, allows storing historical data in the Microsoft Azure cloud. It runs in the background and provides seamless access to both local and remote data. Among other, it can be … Read more…
Check our Tip of the Week, about JSON support in SQL Server. Tip of the Week #2 With JSON support in SQL Server 2016 and later, you can format query results as JSON by adding the FOR JSON clause to a SELECT statement in SQL Server. Also, you can convert JSON data to rows … Read more…
Check our Tip of the Week, about the SQL Server Always Encrypted feature! Tip of the Week #1 With Always Encrypted in SQL Server 2016 and later, you can protect sensitive data, by encrypting sensitive data on the application side, without revealing the encryption keys to the Database Engine. To this end, through a … Read more…