Registration Open for SW Fla Code Camp on September 25, 2010
John Dunagan and team are once again leading their annual Code Camp on September 25, 2010 in Estero, FL (think...
2010-08-03
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John Dunagan and team are once again leading their annual Code Camp on September 25, 2010 in Estero, FL (think...
2010-08-03
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Do you have a challenging SQL Server or .Net issue that is causing you to have sleepless nights? Well, we...
2010-08-03
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I saw a post recently where a person working with SQL Server had log shipping setup. They were asking if...
2010-08-03
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The next TSQL Tuesday is only 1 week away. This month the topic covers getting a little R&R. We would...
2010-08-03
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There are a number of pretty useful DBCC Commands that have nothing to do with checking the consistency of a...
2010-08-02
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Post your responses to the above SQL Aloha Question of the Month in the comments section below (at www.bradmcgehee.com if...
2010-08-02
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Last week I made it through the first screening of candidates for this years Board of Directors election. Seven of...
2010-08-02
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It’s a little less than two weeks until SQL Saturday #52 in Baton Rouge. I attended last year, and thoroughly...
2010-08-02
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The second annual SQL Saturday Baton Rouge event is coming up in less than two weeks! Have you registered?
I’m honored...
2010-08-02
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I had the great privilege to be able to attend and speak at SQLSaturday #40 – South Florida this past weekend...
2010-08-02
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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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