SSC Editorial: How to Keep Up with SQL Server
How to Keep Up With SQL Server ran as the editorial of the day on July 31st. Modest amount of...
2015-08-04
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How to Keep Up With SQL Server ran as the editorial of the day on July 31st. Modest amount of...
2015-08-04
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It can be a challenge to keep up with the rapidly evolving SQL Server platform. Andy Warren has a few ideas today.
2015-07-31
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Would You Pay to Wear Jeans at Work turned out to be popular piece when posted a couple weeks back. The...
2015-07-28
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We have a solid tradition here in Orlando of offering some all day classes the Thursday and Friday before SQLSaturday....
2015-07-20
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For this Friday, Andy Warren asks if you would pay to change your wardrobe for work.
2015-07-17
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The next OPASS meeting is July 23, 2015, featuring David Crook from Microsoft doing a presentation on predicting home value...
2015-07-16
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Posted last week, Is the Golden Age of Information Technology Almost Over? generated some interesting comments. It’s tough to write about potential...
2015-07-16
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Today is the last day to submit your name as a candidate for the NomCom. If you’re a PASS member...
2015-07-14
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PASS announced yesterday the end of the SQLRally brand. It was disappointing news for an idea that started with such...
2015-07-14
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Just read Microsoft IT migrates mailboxes to Office 365 Exchange Online, a good overview of their migration from Exchange. Lots of...
2015-07-14
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By Steve Jones
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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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