Tim Mitchell
Archives: March 2010
An Un-CATCHable Error?
I've been using the scripting tools in SSIS for some time, but I came across something today that I can't quite explain. I normally don't posts unresolved problems on my blog, but I'm trying out a strategy suggested by my friend Lee Everest by sharing unfinished work in the hopes… Read more
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Posted in Tim Mitchell on 23 March 2010
PASS BI Virtual Chapter
Did you know that PASS has virtual chapters, allowing members to participate in virtual meetings that are geographically agnostic? One such group is the PASS BI Virtual Chapter which serves those interested in SQL Server business intelligence related topics. Meetings are held via LiveMeeting, typically on a weekday around midday… Read more
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Posted in Tim Mitchell on 22 March 2010
SQL Saturday is a’comin!
Just a quick reminder that registration is still open for SQL Saturday #35 in Dallas. This event will be held at the Region 10 Education Service Center in Richardson on May 22, just over two months from now.
We’ve had a lot of excellent sessions submitted from scores of industry… Read more
2 comments, 91 reads
Posted in Tim Mitchell on 16 March 2010
North Texas SQL Server User Group – March 2010
Join us this Thursday, March 18th for our monthly NTSSUG meeting. SQL Server MVP Sean McCown will be continuing his series on Ground Zero SSIS at 6:00pm.
Our guest speaker will be Drew Minkin, who will be presenting a session on SQL Server data mining:
Data Mining for SQL Developers Read more
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Posted in Tim Mitchell on 15 March 2010
Alpha Split in SSIS, Redux
So I’ve discovered another benefit of being a technical blogger. Not only do you get some kudos when you write something that helps someone else, but if you offer up a less-than-optimal solution, you’ll get some suggestions on how it can be done better. I’ve had my share of the… Read more
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Posted in Tim Mitchell on 7 March 2010



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