Notes on the 2017 PASS Summit
Just a few notes:
Weather on Wed was great, ok on Thurs, cold on Fri. Have had worse years!Felt like I...
2017-11-08
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Just a few notes:
Weather on Wed was great, ok on Thurs, cold on Fri. Have had worse years!Felt like I...
2017-11-08
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It’s on! Free registration at EventBrite.
I wrote last month about not being able to make it to Seattle on Monday...
2017-10-29
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Note: Published too soon, so lots of edits from the first version. Sorry for any confusion.
I had a question from...
2017-10-24 (first published: 2017-10-14)
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SQLSaturday is really three sites. The public facing one (www) plus one for event admins and one for HQ to...
2017-10-22
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This year we held our fourth Student to IT Pro Seminar for the students at Seminole State College. It runs...
2017-10-22
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Part 1 will be about things we did (or didn’t) do and some lessons learned. In Part 2 I will...
2017-10-19
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This was the first time in a long time that I managed the check-in process of SQLSaturday Orlando and was...
2017-10-18 (first published: 2017-10-09)
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Following up on my post about forming a non profit here in Orlando, here are some notes that might help...
2017-10-14
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We’ve haven’t had a good solution for managing money for SQLSaturday and our groups here in Orlando. In the early...
2017-09-12
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Normally I fly out Monday to spend the week at PASS. It’s good to get there early to adjust to...
2017-09-10
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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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