Three Not SQL Blogs To Read
Here are three blogs I’ve been reading recently that are interesting. None about SQL, but you might find some value...
2012-08-31
1,933 reads
Here are three blogs I’ve been reading recently that are interesting. None about SQL, but you might find some value...
2012-08-31
1,933 reads
Back to the list, what should go in this minimalist creation? Here’s what I have so far:
laptop (yes)
charger (yes – buy...
2012-08-31
1,513 reads
Earlier this week I RSVP’d to an invitation to sit again at the bloggers table at the Summit. It was...
2012-08-30
1,527 reads
Sword fighting. A friend sent me this, debunks the movie view we have of sword fighting. I can’t say I...
2012-08-29
1,617 reads
I read a note posted on the OPASS LinkedIn site today about our upcoming SQLSaturday and the two pre-cons by...
2012-08-28
1,020 reads
I’ve been with my current client for just over a year and I still get calls for the previous occupant...
2012-08-27
695 reads
If you haven’t reviewed the list, head to the PASS Election Page. One incumbent, two appointees, one previous candidate, and...
2012-08-27
565 reads
My friend Jack Corbett returned to blogging recently and one of his comments was not wanting to be the guy...
2012-08-25
1,141 reads
I was chatting with PASS community pollinator Karla Landrum recently and she asked me my thoughts on the auto tweets...
2012-08-25
702 reads
Great story about a client who didn’t under the different between Skype and Sharepoint – while doing a Sharepoint initiative! It’s...
2012-08-25
729 reads
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Set Theory vs. Batch Mode in SQL Server Not long ago,...
By Steve Jones
A customer wanted a report they could email to their boss about jobs, something...
By Chris Yates
In the world of modern data infrastructure, SQL databases remain the backbone of enterprise...
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