Dr Dobbs & Databases
You may not think of DDJ for database info and I'll admit that what they do cover is often a...
2007-11-15
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You may not think of DDJ for database info and I'll admit that what they do cover is often a...
2007-11-15
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Visit the blog of Joe Healy, my favorite MS Developer Evangelist to see some pics from SQLSaturday. Joe is amazingly...
2007-11-15
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I was doing a research on SQL trace regarding RPC:Completed event. So I need to generate a RPC:Completed event first...
2007-11-14
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A short article but interesting I think, with some good comments already. I think in general triggers are under used,...
2007-11-13
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We were lucky enough to have Joe come to Orlando to speak at SQLSaturday and we also talked him into...
2007-11-12
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One of the things I discuss in my Successful Technical Speaking class (it's a
free class, usually once a quarter)...
2007-11-12
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I'm just finishing up sending out thank you emails to the volunteers, speakers, and sponsors that helped make our first...
2007-11-12
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I'll post Part III of Becoming a DBA tomorrow (meaning there will be two posts). Veterans' Day is typically celebrated...
2007-11-12
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Work responsibilities took up my time on Thursday and Friday, so I never got around to posting. Here's the resources...
2007-11-11
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As a DBA, most of us will also take care of test environment. However test servers usually cannot afford to...
2007-11-11
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Continued thinking about my Journey blog where we have to look back at the...
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We’re coming back to New York, which is exciting for me. I love NYC....
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In thinking about the differences between the identity property and a sequence object, which of these two guarantees that there are consecutive numbers (according to the increment) inserted in a single table?
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