Manual testing for SQL injection requires a lot of effort with little guarantee that you'll find every vulnerability. Fortunately, there is a better way.
It's not uncommon for DBAs to be lulled into a false sense of security by log shipping, without realizing the negative effects it could have on disaster recovery.
The new spatial and analytic mapping functionality in Microsoft Report Builder is a great way to generate more dynamic SSRS reports – once you know how to create them.
Like an onion or parfait, maps in SQL Server Report Builder have many layers. Here you'll learn how to finish off a map by adding point and tile layers in your report.
The first step to putting a geospatial map in an SSRS report involves creating what's known as the polygon layer. This tip explains what that means and how to get started.
Maintaining a secure environment means not only shoring up your highly visible systems, but also staying on top of the smaller installations that tend to slip through the cracks.
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