Notes on SQLSaturday #14 in Pensacola
I'm just back from the event and it turned out very well, just over 170 attendees attending their choice of...
2009-06-08
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I'm just back from the event and it turned out very well, just over 170 attendees attending their choice of...
2009-06-08
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I'm done with SQLSaturday #14, actually stuck in Pensacola for an extra night, but that's another story.
It was a great...
2009-06-08
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You have a default server instance for SQL Server, you think that your database files grew last night, and you...
2009-06-08
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I’ve just arrived home from a quick trip to Pensacola to speak at SQL Saturday 14 in Pensacola, FL. I’m...
2009-06-07
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I recently posted a poll on SQLServerCentral.com asking what sites people tended to frequent. So far, there haven't been a...
2009-06-07
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I just returned from another great SQL Saturday event today. Rodney Landrum and Karla Remail put together a great event...
2009-06-06
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Rodney Landrum, SQL Server MVP, and Karla Remail, coordinator of the Pensacola SQL Saturday, give out prizes at the conclusion...
2009-06-06
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I’ve been Twittering about some of these, but I thought I’d condense a few for some fun today. First, a...
2009-06-05
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A little further off topic than usual, but this is one of the few tools that I've purchased that I...
2009-06-04
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A few weeks ago I mentioned my blog that I would have two articles published on sswug.org. Well, they have...
2009-06-04
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A customer was trying to compare two tables and capture a state as a...
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