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Welcome to Low Code February!
February is traditionally a month where we celebrate family, friends and loved ones – from Valentine’s Day to Lunar New Year! We hope you also make this the month you fall in love with a new technology space -&nbs… Continue reading Skill up on Low Code Technology with #LowCodeFebruary
Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25290 to the Dev Channel.
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Intel E5-2673 (Haswell) v3-based CPUs used in Gen 4 hardware will no longer be supported after 31 March 2023. Transition to newer compute hardware for your Azure SQL databases and instances. Continue reading Azure SQL Gen 4 hardware approaching end of life 31 March 2023
The past couple of years have demonstrated that the future of work is fluid, dynamic, and cloud-powered—and that future is now here. Whether you’re a tech professional tuning your skills or you’re part of an organization that relies on those skills, yo… Continue reading Evolving Microsoft 365 certifications help keep you in sync with the new era of work
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Did you ever find yourself in the situation where getting alerted to something happening inside your CosmosDB database would be useful? I’m talking about using raw SQL queries. For example, you would like to get an Azure Monitor alert if … Continue reading Creating Azure Monitor alerts for Cosmos (and other databases) queries
Today, we worked on a service request that our customer got the following two error messages: The file name ‘XTP’ is reserved for the files containing In-Memory OLTP data or The filegroup name ‘XTP’ is reserved for the filegroup containing In… Continue reading Lesson Learned #315: ‘XTP’ name is reserved for the files containing In-Memory OLTP data.
There are many Community Managers inside Microsoft who would love to hear your feedback about the way we support our communities. Now is your chance to share your ideas and priorities with us by taking just a few minutes to fill out our Community… Continue reading Share Your Feedback: Community Insights Survey