This is way easier than Visual Studio Code. If you installed VSCodium using Homebrew, it will work right away. The only difference is the name of it. It's actually easy to remember. For both VSCode and VSCodium, the command line is the name … [Continue reading]
Another code editor, very similar to Visual Studio Code. In fact, it's the same build from Microsoft's vscode repository without the Telemetry. For all intents and purposes, VSCodium looks almost identical to VS Code as you can see from the … [Continue reading]
As a follow-up of the post String Literals as Column Aliases are Deprecated, this one feature from Redgate's SQL Prompt is quite handy to correct any existing SQL scripts quickly. Using the SQL from How to Find All References to an Object in a … [Continue reading]
Steps to Install a Certificate on a Window Server Right-click on Windows button at the bottom left corner and select Run. Type in mmc and click OK. On the new Console window menu, click on file and select Add/Remove Snap-in... or press … [Continue reading]
Something that's still found in SQL scripts in enterprise environment, even with newly written scripts is the use of string literals as column aliases. Although this feature has been deprecated since 2012, old habits die hard. So what's … [Continue reading]