T-SQL Tools: Simplicity for Synchronizing Changes by Martin Perez

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Oct 9, 201801:04:12Technology

One of most common problems a DBA or database developer may face is finding and syncing data changes efficiently between multiple systems. In this session we will look into different methods focusing on effective use of...

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