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By PSC.Name AS Subcategory, soh.Order Date, - Before
| SQL Server Central
Introduction Minimax m3 is a Chinese AI company founded in 2021. Why should we focus on MiniMax if we already have ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other technologies? Chinese models offer cheaper—and sometimes free —alternatives. MiniMax M3 supports a high token count at a low cost. In this article, we'll cover MiniMax M3 in the cloud and show what it can do with SQL Server. What is MiniMax M3 cloud? MiniMax M3 can handle a large context.
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Using tsqlt Tests to Practice Queries – SQLServerCentral

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By Steve Jones, A.Order Date, Customer RunningTotal, soh.Order Date
| SQL Server Central
Recently I was talking with someone that was wondering what the value was of writing unit tests. They were concerned that trying to write tests was a large effort and that they might not catch all bugs, so why write the test? It's a common viewpoint that I hear from many customers who are trying to implement Database DevOps and want to write better software. Just like concepts like Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery can be intimidating, so can writing unit tests.
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Azure DocumentDB – Preparing, Loading and Querying Data – SQLServerCentral

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By Fox SQL, soh.Order Date, Soh.sales OrderNumber AS, Soh.purchase OrderNumber AS
| SQL Server Central
[read this post on Mr. Fox SQL blog] Recently I have been using Azure DocumentDB (aka CosmosDB) to validate several business use cases for a variety of application purposes. For those SQL DBA’s and others who are new to Azure CosmosDB, its a recent entrant to the NoSQL document database world, and as its a PaaS document database cloud service it has the agility, scalability and availability of the Azure Cloud.
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Sequential Ordering on SQL 2005 – SQLServerCentral

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By Michael H. Coles, c.Contact Name, soh.Order Date, Country RegionCode
| SQL Server Central
The Problem Once upon a time Mr. Francois Ansee, SQL guy extraordinaire, wanted to get a list of his customers. The catch? They had to be sequentially numbered, in alphabetical order by CustomerID. It's one of the most basic tasks a SQL guy (or gal) will face, and in prior versions of SQL Server, the choices could be frustrating. Let's consider Francois' problem and look at some possible solutions in SQL 2000.
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