SQLSaturday #49 Orlando – Recap
This past weekend I had the pleasure of presenting at another great SQLSaturday event, number 49 actually and the 3rd...
2010-10-21
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This past weekend I had the pleasure of presenting at another great SQLSaturday event, number 49 actually and the 3rd...
2010-10-21
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I was just writing a thank you message to our speakers for SQLSaturday #49 and wanted to write down a...
2010-10-21
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Greg Gonzalez (blog | twitter) of SqlSentry, last night released a very cool new and free product. Plan explorer is a...
2010-10-21
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I wrote Cheap Fun after buying a really cheap – $1 – wood airplane kit at the store for the kids. Amazing...
2010-10-21
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SQLSaturday #59 – Speaker Interview Series #8 – with Aaron King.
We interrupt this blog post to bring you the latest SQLSaturday#59 News...
2010-10-21
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SQLSaturday #49 – Orlando was this past weekend (October 16th, 2010). As one of the event organizers the entire week was...
2010-10-21
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There are different ways you can communicate to sql server: 1. Shared memory: on the local server 2. Named Pipe:...
2010-10-21
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No matter whether you provide the food or have people pay for it, it seems that at every SQL Saturday...
2010-10-21
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I recently ran a poll, asking DBAs how often they ran DBCC CHECKDB against their databases. Compared to some of...
2010-10-21
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Last year, with the infinite power at my disposal (read, zero), I declared Wednesday, Kilt Wednesday at the PASS Summit. It took...
2010-10-20
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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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