Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University, Lesson 3
Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University, Lesson 3
Welcome back to Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University. I’m your guest professor...
2010-07-16
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Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University, Lesson 3
Welcome back to Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University. I’m your guest professor...
2010-07-16
1,872 reads
I couldn’t hide the lead. Steve Jones (blog|twitter) has announced he’s running for the PASS board. I’m excited. I’m almost as...
2010-07-16
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Tour de Career
It’s July and for some that means baseball and bar-b-ques. For me it means my birthday and Tour...
2010-07-16
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You can still submit abstracts through midnight tonight for SQLSaturday #49 in Orlando on October 16, 2010. Great time of...
2010-07-16
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For some crazy reason (probably everyone is on vacation), Jorge Segarra (blog|twitter) who runs SQL University has asked me to...
2010-07-16
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My article, ANSI Padding, Trailing Whitespace, and Variable Length Character Columns, is featured in today’s SQLServerCentral newsletter. Check it out!...
2010-07-16
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Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University, Lesson 2
Welcome back to Advanced Troubleshooting Week at SQL University. I’m your guest professor...
2010-07-16
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I’ll announce it here first, along with some reasons why I’m waffling from an earlier post:
I’m going to run...
2010-07-16
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This is just a short post for a Friday, I have no technical content ready to publish today but lots...
2010-07-16
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I recently read Rework by Jason Fried of 37 Signals ($13 @ Amazon) and it talks about a lot of philosophy...
2010-07-16
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If I want to know whether a number of negative, positive, or zero, what is the easiest way to get this in T-SQL?
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