The DBA Ultimate Fitness Workout Plan
If you plan to stay on top of your DBA game then you have to workout regularly.
Those of you that...
2011-02-15
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If you plan to stay on top of your DBA game then you have to workout regularly.
Those of you that...
2011-02-15
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Recently I spoke about how The Best Database Administrators Automate Everything, as well as Document Everything and this got me...
2011-02-08
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You’ve got a mountain of work to get done and not enough time to do it in. There’s simply just not...
2011-02-01
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Being average is dull. Are we consistently producing quality that we can be proud of, each and every time? So...
2011-01-25
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If you truly desire to be an effective SQL Server Database Administrator then you absolutely must have a buddy.
SQL Server...
2011-01-18
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Is it just me or has the community done the whole “What are my goals for this year” thing to...
2011-01-11
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Do you understand the value of your time? I mean really understand it. Time is your absolute number one most valuable asset. Once...
2011-01-04
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It’s that time of the month again, no not that one, it’s T-SQL Tuesday time and this weeks topic is...
2010-12-14
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Did you catch the brilliant and thought provoking editorial post Life Without a Net by Rodney Landrum on SQL Server...
2010-11-02
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Whilst enjoying my coffee fix this morning, along with today’s SQL Server Central Email, my attention was caught by Steve...
2010-09-09
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Hello Hello, We. Are. Back! The schedule for EightKB 2026 Edition has been announced!...
You paste a slow Redshift query plan into PlanTrace and one of the tuning...
By Steve Jones
As part of my running the SQL Saturday charitable foundation, I get sponsorship money...
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I want to get the currency sign displayed with my amount stored in a money type. Does this work?
DECLARE @Amount MONEY; SET @Amount = '?1500'; SELECT CAST( @Amount AS VARCHAR(30)) AS EurosSee possible answers