SQLSaturday #49 – Orlando Pre-Conference with Louis Davidson
The planning team of SQLSaturday #49 – Orlando and OPASS are proud to announce that there will be a pre-conference seminar...
2010-07-12
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The planning team of SQLSaturday #49 – Orlando and OPASS are proud to announce that there will be a pre-conference seminar...
2010-07-12
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I had the opportunity to serve on the Program Committee for the 2010 PASS Summit. My job was rating and...
2010-07-08
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I have few speaking engagements this month that I want to let you know about:
Thursday, July 8 6:00 PM PST...
2010-07-06
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It’s official! There will be a PASS Conference in the late April or early May in Orlando. Andy Warren (@sqlandy)...
2010-07-01
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“...And the world is filled with people who can't go to high school, never mind college, and who certainly can't...
2010-06-28
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It has been awhile since my last post mainly because I was on a working vacation in northern New England...
2010-06-25
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I'm excited to be presenting Profiling: It's Okay in SQL Server to the Seacost SQL Server Users Group in Portsmouth,...
2010-06-04
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Planning for SQLSaturday #49 – Orlando is on-going and going well especially since we have a good head start. We have...
2010-05-27
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After asking members about where the PASS Summit should be located and then deciding to keep it in Seattle for...
2010-05-24
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Andy Warren (@sqlandy) already blogged about the change here, but I there might actually be someone who reads my blog...
2010-05-19
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SELECT UNISTR('Hello 4E16754C') AS 'A Classic';
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