Great Post from Jamie Thompson
Hey there Gang !
Most of you probably know Jamie Thompson has move his blog over to SQLBlog.com. This is worth noting...
2009-11-23
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Hey there Gang !
Most of you probably know Jamie Thompson has move his blog over to SQLBlog.com. This is worth noting...
2009-11-23
660 reads
One of the most underused features in SSMS is the additional templates that are available for MDX, DMX, and XMLA....
2009-11-23
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I am not about to get into a theoretical discussion of whether certifications will benefit you in your career. I...
2009-11-23
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I can’t wait until Feb 27 when Code Camp is right in my backyard! I just submitted my session for...
2009-11-23
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My presentation and sample files from SQLSaturday in Orlando are now online for you to download. Check them out at...
2009-11-23
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Many times when I'm teaching a class or working with a group, they express frustration at the load time for...
2009-11-23
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Everyone likes to get a project done, but many times in our rush to deploy we bypass some of the...
2009-11-23
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One of the most underused features in SSMS is the additional templates that are available for MDX, DMX, and XMLA....
2009-11-20
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One of the most underused features in SSMS is the additional templates that are available for MDX, DMX, and XMLA....
2009-11-20
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With the explosion of Netbooks, it has become important to find new ways to load operating systems. I recently picked...
2009-11-19
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Hello Hello, We. Are. Back! The schedule for EightKB 2026 Edition has been announced!...
You paste a slow Redshift query plan into PlanTrace and one of the tuning...
By Steve Jones
As part of my running the SQL Saturday charitable foundation, I get sponsorship money...
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I want to get the currency sign displayed with my amount stored in a money type. Does this work?
DECLARE @Amount MONEY; SET @Amount = '?1500'; SELECT CAST( @Amount AS VARCHAR(30)) AS EurosSee possible answers