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is all set for Saturday, November 12, 2011, with only 53 days remaining to this fantastic gathering
of assorted SQL Server,...
2011-09-19
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is all set for Saturday, November 12, 2011, with only 53 days remaining to this fantastic gathering
of assorted SQL Server,...
2011-09-19
1,627 reads
We all have been to various training courses throughout our professional career. Many follow a similar standard curriculum or course...
2011-09-16
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Hey, everybody! Welcome to T-SQL Tuesday #22! Today's topic is Data Presentation, and the importance of formatting data to the...
2011-09-13
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Happy Monday, ALL! I recently announced that I am hosting an awesome contest this month, sponsored by Safe Peak, that...
2011-09-12
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Read on to register for cool events, win an iPad2, be inspired, participate in t-sql tuesday, and more!
It's been an...
2011-09-09
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SQL Server Performance – September Story Contest 2011
Want to win yourself an iPad2? Well you can! Tell your story, 50/50, refer...
2011-09-07
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Invitation for T-SQL Tuesday #22 – Data Presentation
Whilst I was winding down an eventful day with the family on Labor Day...
2011-09-06
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SQL Server, EarthQuakes and the End…Of DBAs?
What does the advent and integration of VMs, SSDs, and the Cloud mean for...
2011-08-31
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I read Andy Leonard's Blog on Earthquakes and Technology, who thought a helicopter was landing in his back yard (LOL), and inspired...
2011-08-24
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Have you ever danced with Denali in the Pale Moonlight? (Ok, I changed that famous quote from the original Batman...
2011-08-18
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SQL Server Transaction Log Forensics: Preserving Evidence During an Incident SQL...
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If I want to know whether a number of negative, positive, or zero, what is the easiest way to get this in T-SQL?
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