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What Can an AI Coding Agent Actually Do for a DBA?

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

A survey of every DBA task area where AI coding agents add real value from T-SQL writing to security audits, incident response, and migration planning.

The DBA’s Blind Spot: Why AI Coding Agents Are Coming for Your Workflow

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

AI coding agents like GitHub Copilot CLI aren’t just autocomplete they read your files, run commands, and iterate. Here’s why DBAs can’t afford to ignore them.

ALTER DBA ADD AGENT: Practical AI for Database Professionals

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

A practical guide to using AI coding agents for SQL Server database administration. 18 posts covering T-SQL, monitoring, security, migrations, and more.

Teaching GitHub Copilot Your T-SQL Coding Standards

2026-04-01 · by Hannah Vernon · in t-sql, tools

If you’re a DBA or database developer using GitHub Copilot CLI, you’ve probably noticed it generates functional T-SQL — but not necessarily T-SQL that matches your team’s coding standards. After several weeks of working with…

Part 2: When the AI Code Reviewer Finds Bugs the Optimizer Didn’t

2026-03-20 · by Hannah Vernon · in DMVs, performance, t-sql

In Part 1, I walked through an interactive session with GitHub Copilot CLI where we optimized a production T-SQL function — cutting memory grants by 80% and logical reads by 73%. I thought we were…

Can GitHub Copilot Optimize Your T-SQL? I Put It to the Test

2026-03-20 · by Hannah Vernon · in DMVs, performance, t-sql

I’ve been curious about how well AI coding assistants handle real-world T-SQL optimization — not textbook examples, but production code with system DMVs, Availability Groups, and windowed functions. So I pointed GitHub Copilot CLI at…

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