Building The SQLSaturday Orlando Marketing Plan-Part 23
Here’s the latest update on our registrations. We’re still ahead of all our previous events, that’s good, and we’re 2...
2014-07-16
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Here’s the latest update on our registrations. We’re still ahead of all our previous events, that’s good, and we’re 2...
2014-07-16
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I did an online presentation about PCI and Credit Card Security for BSSUG last night and it went pretty well,...
2014-07-16
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Had our second planning meeting, still trying to complete the email template and realized we had not clearly defined two...
2014-07-15
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Many of you are interested in learning more about SQL Server and improving your career. However can you extend that to your colleagues? Can you convince them to become better IT professionals? Andy Warren has some thoughts.
2014-07-14
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Most PASS Chapter meetings are supported by sponsors who either provide money which is often used for food and drink,...
2014-07-14
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If you work with colleagues that aren’t as interested in growing and learning as you are, I hope you’ll read...
2014-07-14
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Probably you’ve heard about it already, but a quick post just in case – you can download a 100 or so...
2014-07-11
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Rained as I left (early) for the meeting, confirming again why I always leave early – stuff happens (in Orlando, rain...
2014-07-11
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Last week ended up better than expected when PASS decided to release feedback to speakers (selected or not) who requested...
2014-07-09
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An SSIS question! How’s that for a change of pace? SSIS Column Export is, as you might well surmise, about...
2014-07-09
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Referrals have never been more important in the job market. They’re no longer nice...
By Steve Jones
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By ReviewMyDB
Many of us use AI the same way every single day. Open a tab....
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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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