David Curlewis

  • About Me
  • Interesting times

    2020-04-02
    Other Tech, Personal

    Well, we are certainly living in interesting times. The world seems to have gone to hell in a hand-basket over the last few weeks, doesn’t it? As the world is struggling to cope with finding a “new normal” amidst COVID-19… continue reading…

    Interesting times
  • Cloud Engineers – I want you!

    2019-09-13
    Azure, Other Tech

    I’ve been wanting to resurrect this blog for a while, so what better way to do so than advertising the fact that I need some help at work? 🙂 Here at Timely I head up the Platform team. We’re currently… continue reading…

    Cloud Engineers – I want you!
  • SSIS Data Flow Plus!

    2016-09-20
    SQL Server

    In my previous blog post I talked about BIML, and how it might revolutionise my approach to creating ETL processes.  It’s pretty cool, and very powerful, but there is a bit of a learning curve, so I decided to look… continue reading…

    SSIS Data Flow Plus!
  • BIML, where have you been all my life?

    2016-09-16
    SQL Server

    I’ve used the BIDS Helper Visual Studio add-on for years now, and I’ve seen and heard of BIML, but it’s one of those things I’ve never needed to look into any further than that.  Until I discovered that it’s something… continue reading…

    BIML, where have you been all my life?
  • Azure SQL to Azure Data Warehouse ETL

    2016-09-01
    Azure, SQL Server

    I’ve recently needed to move data from our transactional database (an Azure SQL database), into an Azure SQL Data Warehouse. A definite case of “harder than it needed to be”… What’s an Azure Data Warehouse? I’ll assume if you’ve read… continue reading…

    Azure SQL to Azure Data Warehouse ETL
  • Keeping track of your SQL Server index “inventory”

    2016-08-05
    Azure, SQL Server

    Something’s always bugged me when it comes to managing indexes in SQL Server; keeping track of when I created or dropped them. You can already check just about everything you could want to know about indexes, via handy DMV’s.  Need… continue reading…

    Keeping track of your SQL Server index “inventory”
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