PASS 2011 Budget Posted
Bill Graziano posted our 2011 budget today. This runs from Jul 1, 2010, through Jun 30, 2011. I hope you’ll...
2010-10-22
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Bill Graziano posted our 2011 budget today. This runs from Jul 1, 2010, through Jun 30, 2011. I hope you’ll...
2010-10-22
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SQL Saturday #56, Dallas BI edition, is tomorrow. Last night before the NTSSUG meeting, we had an unusually high number of...
2010-10-22
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So far SQLSaturday Tampa will be the first SQLSaturday of 2011, and the first one I’ll be attending in 2011...
2010-10-22
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Wow! Minnesota’s SQL Saturday event is next week already. We still have a lot to do to be ready. Some...
2010-10-22
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This coming Wednesday I'll be speaking for SQL Lunch on the topic of Auditing Database Permissions in SQL Server. The abstract for...
2010-10-22
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Monday
PASS Data Warehousing/BI Virtual Chapter - Applied MDX - Kevin Geoff
Tuesday
PASS Application Development Virtual Chapter - Refactoring SQL Applications - Jeremiah Peschka
Pragmatic Works - Pro...
2010-10-22
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SQLSaturday #59 – Speaker Interview Series #9 – with Scott Weinstein
To round off the week, we bring you a short interview with...
2010-10-22
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Let’s Anaylze An Index!We’ve got through the first three parts of this continued series on the Index Analysis query last...
2010-10-22
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One more from the ‘new book’ shelf at the library, All Things at Once is an auto biography of Mika...
2010-10-22
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It’s been quite a few years since I updated the Hawaiian shirt wardrobe. I bought a series of 5 shirts...
2010-10-22
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The concern that a particular technology is going to destroy the world seems to...
The STIG is detailed, which is a good thing, but I found myself wanting...
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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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