Minutes of the September 2010 PASS Board Meeting Posted
Please take a few minutes to review the September 2010 minutes (login required). We just had our October meeting on...
2010-10-20
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Please take a few minutes to review the September 2010 minutes (login required). We just had our October meeting on...
2010-10-20
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Over the past few months I’ve been thinking that we don’t do enough to celebrate the people and the effort...
2010-10-20
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We’ve made great progress with SQLSaturday this year; reaching new cities, a successful handoff to PASS, and a lot of...
2010-10-20
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My friend Don Gabor is back at the Summit this year presenting a two hour seminar on Networking to Build...
2010-10-19
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Below is a screen shot of our current speaker/session evaluation form. Simple and to the point, I think it gives...
2010-10-19
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We headed into the SQLSaturday #49 weekend with a $99 seminar on Database Design by Louis Davidson. We ended up...
2010-10-18
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First, a reminder that our fourth annual SQLSaturday is this Saturday, October 16, 2010, at Seminole State College in Lake...
2010-10-14
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The almost final list just posted by Mike Walsh, 50+ MVP’s will each host a lunch table at the PASS...
2010-10-13
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Saw this today, a survey posted to the SQL Protocols blog by Principal Group Program Manager Raghu Ram. I took...
2010-10-13
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NPR Baseball Driveway Moments ($15 @ Amazon) is an audio book I got from the local library to listen to on...
2010-10-12
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Good Morning. I have a T-SQL Script which has been developed to execute a...
I use QUOTENAME() like this in code?
DECLARE @s VARCHAR(20) = 'Steve Jones' SELECT QUOTENAME(@s, '>')What is returned? See possible answers