SQLSaturday#59 - Interview with Robert Pearl (1st in series)
SQLSaturday#59 - Interview with Robert Pearl (1st in series) - Say what?
As we get the countdown under way, I caught up...
2010-10-12
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SQLSaturday#59 - Interview with Robert Pearl (1st in series) - Say what?
As we get the countdown under way, I caught up...
2010-10-12
1,222 reads
I’m not sure Google is a better company than Microsoft or some of the other extremely large companies that get...
2010-10-12
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Source Event Home Page: http://www.sqlsaturday.com/59/eventhome.aspx
Written & Distributed by: Robert Pearl
You may have heard that we’re planning an event in NYC, called...
2010-10-12
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NPR Baseball Driveway Moments ($15 @ Amazon) is an audio book I got from the local library to listen to on...
2010-10-12
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If you truncate a table, you cannot undo the action like you can with a delete. What is the difference between the two methods to remove data from a...
2010-10-12
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Time for the ghouls and goblins to come out of the woodwork once again for another tale of deception and...
2010-10-12
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It’s time for T-SQL Tuesday again, and I’m happy to participate again. This is a monthly blog party started by...
2010-10-12
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A while ago, I posted a blog on how one could perform running totals using Reporting Services and a user...
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We’re conducting S–E–X Talk Week here at the MidnightDBA #Awesomesauce blog, in honor of everyone’s favorite subject. In deference to the...
2010-10-11
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You’ve seen the blog, you’ve downloaded the code…you even watched the 24HOP session recording…now own the Forgotten T-SQL Cheat Sheet!
Yessir,...
2010-10-11
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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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