SQLSaturday#59 Speaker Interview #13 – with Mark Kromer
SQLSaturday #59 Speaker Interview #13 – with Mark Kromer
Today, coming in from Philadelphia, PA, we are talking with Mark Kromer, who...
2010-10-28
796 reads
SQLSaturday #59 Speaker Interview #13 – with Mark Kromer
Today, coming in from Philadelphia, PA, we are talking with Mark Kromer, who...
2010-10-28
796 reads
I get the call, you get the call, everyone gets the call. “Hey, my app/procedure/query/report is running slow.” Now what...
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If you read this blog you probably already know about the PASS SQLRally and that we are doing things a little...
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In order to be able to execute bulk operations you need to certain level of privilege both on the database...
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It’s been a bit hectic this year. In fact, it feels crazy most weeks as I try to manage work,...
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I spent a good portion of last weekend restoring databases from backup due to a large release. Nothing went wrong,...
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Today we sat through a pizza ‘n pop lunch while listening to a MySQL Offering and Licensing for the company...
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Earlier this week I posted Bloggers, Quit Worrying About Spam, discussing what I felt was an over-focus on preventing spam...
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IN SQL Server 2000, we didn’t have the fancy-schmancy Management Studio…we had Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer, and we liked em,...
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Do you know a real-life Pointy Haired Boss? Maybe you don’t work for him, but I bet you’ve met one.
In...
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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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