Microsoft seems to be closing the gap between Azure Data Studio and SQL Server Management Studio, making the former a viable alternative for developers and DBAs alike.
There will likely be several revisions before SQL Server 2019 goes RTM, but now is a good time to check out some of the major changes in the database platform.
Microsoft SQL Server users can leverage encryption and key management to achieve better security and meet compliance requirements (PCI DSS, HIPAA, etc.). This definitive guide covers the critical issues involved in getting encryption right with...
Azure SQL Database Managed Instance promises to fill a significant gap for customers looking to lift and shift applications backed by SQL Server from on premise to cloud.
