Review: NPR Baseball Driveway Moments
NPR Baseball Driveway Moments ($15 @ Amazon) is an audio book I got from the local library to listen to on...
2010-10-12
386 reads
NPR Baseball Driveway Moments ($15 @ Amazon) is an audio book I got from the local library to listen to on...
2010-10-12
386 reads
I had a question recently about how budgets work at PASS, and I think that’s something worth sharing, so I’m...
2010-10-11
515 reads
Great title for a post, isn’t it? Seems foolish, lazy, or worse to plan for failure, right? Yet, in the...
2010-10-08
311 reads
I found The Literacy Project at Google after seeing a local op-ed piece about literacy. I love to read, a...
2010-10-07
438 reads
Not often I do plugs here, but then again, it’s rare that I just get first class service, so read...
2010-10-07
379 reads
If you haven’t used it (and I rarely do myself), Ident_Current (‘tablename’) returns the last identity value generated across all...
2010-10-06
934 reads
See my previous post on the topic,or just go directly to the application.The application has full details, but MVP’s, Summit...
2010-10-05
353 reads
I wrote the editorial about great service after noticing a couple small but interesting customer service experiences during two trips....
2010-10-05
426 reads
The SQLRally marketing team put this flyer together last week. We’ll be trying to get Chapters and SQLSaturdays to link...
2010-10-04
329 reads
Back in 2007 when we started SQLSaturday we had the good luck to leverage an existing relationship between Seminole Community...
2010-10-04
752 reads
By Steve Jones
One of the language changes in SQL Server 2025 that I’ve seen a lot...
By Steve Jones
I hosted this month, but I decided to put my own entry in as...
By Chris Yates
I get asked a lot about why or how I began working with databases...
Hi experts, I’ve been going through several articles and videos about Columnstore indexes, but...
Recently stood up a 2022 Enterprise server. Have 8 publications with subscriptions on a...
Hey, I've not done a cube for many years but I find myself supporting...
I get a new SQL Server instance from my build team. How can I tell if the instance was installed using a slipstream installation later?
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