Un-SQL Friday 001 : Branding for Business
I really like Jen’s (MidnightDBA,#sqlawesomesauce) idea for the first Un-SQL Friday. I was struggling with the topic and had to...
2010-11-20
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I really like Jen’s (MidnightDBA,#sqlawesomesauce) idea for the first Un-SQL Friday. I was struggling with the topic and had to...
2010-11-20
928 reads
So looks like we have another blog party on our hands, this time courtesy of Jen McCown (Blog | Twitter), one...
2010-11-19
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I ran across this article in Visual Studio Magazine that tracks the source of a missing object to an embedded...
2010-11-19
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Following in Midnight DBA’s more interesting half new blog fest topic.
My branding? I don’t have a clue. There, I said...
2010-11-19
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Fusion-io has announced general availability of the new Octal. This card is the largest single flash based device I’ve ever...
2010-11-19
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Here is my contribution to my blog party, Un-SQL Friday 001: Branding. Join in the fun, won’t you?
I have a...
2010-11-19
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In my previous post “Denali Paging – is it win.win ?” I demonstrated the use of using the Paging functionality within Denali. ...
2010-11-19
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And I guess the experts would say that I probably should. I know that the professional development presentations by Steve...
2010-11-19
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Follow the rest of this series at the XQuery for the Non-Expert – X-Query Resources introduction post.
Talk to the Experts
Let’s talk...
2010-11-19
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Tuesday
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I'll be trying to...
2010-11-19
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The concern that a particular technology is going to destroy the world seems to...
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If I run the REGEXP_LIKE() function, does it match values in a case-sensitive fashion, or a case-insensitive fashion by default.
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