Jamie hates beans!
So it’s week two of Jamie’s ‘I’m a Director…Get me out of here!’ challenge for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice.
So it’s week two of Jamie’s ‘I’m a Director…Get me out of here!’ challenge for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice.
A Legal IT Firm Perspective More and more you are now seeing IT organisations concentrating and specialising in one particular area; be it digital signatures or ID Verification. Not only are they vying to become the industry leader, but they are also wholeheartedly embracing the now common approach of providing an API; namely a way…
DetailsDuring #SpectacularSeptember The Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust are asking people to support them in a virtual Great North Run for the charity on the 13 September 2020.
So it’s week one of Jamie Watson’s ‘I’m a Director…Get me out of here!’ challenge for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice.
Are you brave enough to take on bushtucker trials? Our very own Managing Director is! Jamie Watson is taking on the ‘I’m a Director…. Get me out of here!’ challenge for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice throughout August.
DetailsCovid-19 has made businesses reliant on their online networks and remote-working capabilities for the last few months and will continue to do so as our ‘new normal’ evolves.
The Land Registry has announced that it is bringing forward proposals to accept electronic signatures.
Anyone notice the WWE star at our latest staff quiz?
Recently I came across a problem where I had to parse JSON in SQL and retrieve data in a table format. Parsing Simple JSON in SQL Let us take the following JSON as an example: { “employeeCode”:”E1″, “emailAddress”:”[email protected]”, “firstName”:”nathan”, “lastName”:”poole”, “jobTitleName”:”Developer”, “userId”:”npoole” } In SQL you must declare JSON as NVARCHAR(MAX) and select using “OPENJSON”…
DetailsPower BI doesnt really have any version control, I recently overwrote a report with a version that was incorrect. After some research I realiased the only way would be to restore the SQL sever, but instead of restoring the whole database I realised that all the data was effectivly in 3 fields in the CatalogItemExtendedContent…
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