Countdown to PASS Summit 2012 – 1 to Go – See You There
IT’S MONDAY! You ready to enjoy the fun and to learn a bunch? I know I am. Besides my schedule...
2012-11-05
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IT’S MONDAY! You ready to enjoy the fun and to learn a bunch? I know I am. Besides my schedule...
2012-11-05
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I assume at this point some of you are already in Seattle and even getting ready to attend Preconference Sessions....
2012-11-04
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Three days to go. I need to get my schedule sorted out, how about you. What influences your schedule? Since...
2012-11-03
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Four days to the Summit. Will you be singing? Last year was my first time attending SQL Karaoke. While I...
2012-11-02
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Just 5 days to Summit kick off. Today’s discussion is about communities within the community. That’s right. There is more...
2012-11-01
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Getting closer, 6 days to Summit 2012! Today, I just have to give kudos out to Magenic, my current employer....
2012-10-31
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Seven days, one full week, until opening night at Summit 2012. Getting excited yet? In my first post of the...
2012-10-30
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Eight days to go. So after going to my first conference, I was surprised that I did not know more...
2012-10-29
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We are less than ten days to the start of PASS Summit 2012. I thought it would be fun to...
2012-10-28
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Over the past few years, I have used Windows Live Writer to create my blog entries on WordPress. Given the...
2012-10-26
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By Chris Yates
For decades, enterprises have approached data management with the same mindset as someone stuffing...
Truncate Table Pitfalls Truncating a table can be gloriously fast—and spectacularly dangerous when used carelessly....
You can find all the session materials for the presentation “Indexing for Dummies” that...
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