SSIS Training class by Andy Leonard
Andy Leonard (b | t | l | f) of Linchpin People, has announced a new training class called ‘From Zero to SSIS‘. The first class...
2014-01-30
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Andy Leonard (b | t | l | f) of Linchpin People, has announced a new training class called ‘From Zero to SSIS‘. The first class...
2014-01-30
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Getting locked out of a SQL Server can happen in a number of ways. You could inherit a server that...
2013-11-28 (first published: 2013-11-21)
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I have had the pleasure of taking my son with me on a number of trips where I was a...
2013-10-22
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On October 1st the emails went out notifying existing MVP’s in the Oct cycle if they were fortunate enough to...
2013-10-02
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Knowing a great deal about backup and recovery is key to any DBA’s career. Most of us fully understand the...
2013-10-02
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Tim Ford is running for a seat on the PASS Board of Directors and has my vote. Yes I think...
2013-09-24
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I as well as many others have a decision to make on who I am voting for the PASS Board...
2013-09-23
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I have been working recently in making sure that max memory is configured for the hundred plus database servers I...
2013-09-20
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It was a huge honor to be chosen for the 2013 US tour of SQL in the City. Red Gate...
2013-08-30
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<begin soap box rant>
Time and time again I find myself having to email people to remind them about how and...
2013-08-30
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Day 1 is an absolute thrill at re:Invent! I normally dedicate this dynamic day...
With all the changes that have happened with VMware since the Broadcom acquisition I...
Each year around this time, companies enter the familiar ritual of budgeting. For many,...
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