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SQL Query to Get Schema-Level Database Permissions
This is going to be a super quick post because I only want to share a short query that I’ve developed for myself to be able to see what schema-level permissions have been assigned to users on an Azure SQL Server. If you didn’t see my previous post about my least favorite things about Azure,…
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How to Squash commits with Git Bash
I have been working with Git for the last several years, but in my current position, I am having to do more of the manual work with Git to ensure my commits meet our branch policies when pushing, since my current company has stricter rules on the pipelines. One of the Git activities I’ve found…
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Figuring out What Version of SQL Server You Have
If you connect to a SQL Server instance using SSMS and you’re trying to find what version of of SQL Server it is, you might be left scratching your head since it doesn’t seem to be in the server properties anywhere. Or at least there isn’t a value that lines up with the version numbers…
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