The SQLServerCentral.com Party - 2008
Steve Jones talks a bit about the upcoming SQLServerCentral.com event at the 2008 PASS Summit and asks for some ideas.
2008-05-14
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Steve Jones talks a bit about the upcoming SQLServerCentral.com event at the 2008 PASS Summit and asks for some ideas.
2008-05-14
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The PASS Summit is being held in Seattle on November 18-21, 2008. Read about a few of the reasons that you might want to ask your boss if you can go.
2008-08-13 (first published: 2008-05-01)
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Register for the 2008 PASS Summit in November today and save! Use our code when you register and attend our opening night reception.
2008-04-14
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A note from the editor on our very popular Question of the Day. Learn what it is, how it works, and what you can do to improve it.
2008-04-08
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2008-04-07
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2008-08-19 (first published: 2008-03-17)
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Forum Searching The forum search is back, allowing you to search for specific issues in our discussion forums. There is a search link above the forum thread lists. Please report any issues to the webmaster.
2008-03-08
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2008-01-17
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An offer from Red Gate for free downloadable posters. You can print them out and decorate your cube, showing some great disaster recovery tips from MVP Brad McGehee.
2008-01-15
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We've got a new contest running for the next week just for your production DBAs. Win a prize just for telling us a story.
2007-12-28
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