SQL MVP Profile of the Week - Michael Coles
As we continue to get ready for the NY\NJ SQLSaturday User Group meeting this October 24, 2009, I had the...
2009-10-15
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As we continue to get ready for the NY\NJ SQLSaturday User Group meeting this October 24, 2009, I had the...
2009-10-15
1,164 reads
NJSQL/NYCSQL Saturday Event on October, 24th (Registration Required)
Here are the details, of my previously announced SQL Saturday event hosted by...
2009-10-05
1,274 reads
Hi, ALL. Sorry I've been light on content this week. I've been battling a cold, and working on some excellent...
2009-10-02
469 reads
OK, there was something that Microsoft did to tick me off. SQL Server 2005 introduced us to so many exciting...
2009-09-28
6,205 reads
As an official ‘Friend of Red Gate’ , I occassionally get direct updates and announcements from the company. They have an...
2009-09-24
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It’s time for the MVP Profile of the Week!
You’ve probably seen his work, as he’s been busy producing content for...
2009-09-23
1,407 reads
Hi, all! Hope everyone had a great weekend!
I was preparing my Blog for today on a subject I believe...
2009-09-21
480 reads
Everyone remembers that in 32-bit windows architecture, in order for SQL Server (2005) to address more than 4GB of memory, one...
2009-09-21
903 reads
Always On: SQL Server High Availabilty
Just wanted to tell you all about a fantastic Webinar on SQL Server High Availability,...
2009-09-18
948 reads
It’s been a busy month of September, and I’ve been getting feedback from the busy world of SQL Server MVP’s...
2009-09-16
1,712 reads
By Steve Jones
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By ReviewMyDB
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By SQLPals
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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