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As most of you know I am a consultant with Pragmatic Works, which requires me to travel a bit. During my travels I encounter new people, new places and what I realized recently new food. I am not going to say this is some type of new blog series…
Archives: February 2011
Presentations: Slides and Demos
Over the past couple of weeks I have given several presentations. At each presentation I have promised to post the slides and demos for each. Well finally here they are. I want to apologize for the long delay.
SQL Lunch 47 – Introduction to Change Data Capture (watch video Read more
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Posted in SQLDownSouth on 9 February 2011
Speaking at the Houston SQL Server Users Group
Since I am working at a client this week in Houston, I begged Nancy Hide Wilson (President Houston SQL Server Users Group) to let me speak at her monthly Users Group meeting. Fortunately, she did not have anyone lined up, therefore she graciously agreed. If you are in the Houston… Read more
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Posted in SQLDownSouth on 7 February 2011
SSIS: Custom Folder in your Package Store
Recently at SQL Saturday #57 – Houston I explained how to add a custom folder to your SSIS package store. I promised to provide the steps in my blog on how to do this. So, here you go.
First, open the MsDtsSrvr.ini file, which is stored here by default:
C:\Program…
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Posted in SQLDownSouth on 7 February 2011
Second Book Available for Pre-Order
Over the past six months I have writing chapters for my next book. The book is titled SharePoint 2010 Business Intelligence 24-Hour Trainer.
This was a group effort with a bunch of us from Pragmatic Works consulting. If you want to learn about SharePoint Business Intelligence this book is…
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Posted in SQLDownSouth on 7 February 2011
The Many Faces of SQL Server
Well, one of my goals this year was to focus on branding myself a little more. So I decided to launch www.patrickdleblanc.com. My wife hates the site. She hates it because she thinks it is not professional. I, on-the-other-hand, thinks it reflects who I am. Each image represents how…
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Posted in SQLDownSouth on 3 February 2011