PASS SQL SUMMIT 2013 - Day 1 - Highlights, Questions & Answers
Today, October 15, 2013: PASS SUMMIT DAY1
It’s October, and it’s PASS SQL Summit time, 2013! PASS Summit is the world's largest,...
2013-10-15
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Today, October 15, 2013: PASS SUMMIT DAY1
It’s October, and it’s PASS SQL Summit time, 2013! PASS Summit is the world's largest,...
2013-10-15
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So, is this your first time attending PASS Summit? Confused, shy, overwhelmed, and don’t know what to do first? Or...
2013-10-15
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Where does he get all those wonderful toys? In the line made famous by Jack Nicholson’s Joker in the original...
2013-10-08
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Warning, this is just a non-technical anecdotal blog of a silly time-warp incident that happened to me yesterday. Thought it...
2013-09-23
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Mount Olympus: Stratosphere: It was inevitable that two innovative technologies would merge to create a world of potential in the...
2013-09-17
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Next Meeting: Tue, Sep 17 2013
Take note, the New Jersey SQL Server User Group, led by John Dempsey, will be...
2013-09-11
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And so, the countdown begins for the super spectacular,
extraordinarily exceptional, amazingly awesome, fabulously fantastic confab
that is known as SQLSaturday
#235 in...
2013-08-11
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Last time, in Part
I of my page-split mini-series, we began speaking about page
splits, defining what they are, how they occur,...
2013-07-26
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TODAY, JULY 25: the NYC SQL Server User Group is honored to have a visiting SQL Server MVP all the...
2013-07-25
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Late last night in the
Halls of Congress, a grand gathering of planners took place to form that
which we...
2013-07-19 (first published: 2013-07-18)
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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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