Too late for New Years parties, but I can definitely recommend these 2010 movies:

RED

How to Train Your Dragon

Tron

Knight and Day

Salt

Iron Man 2

The Last Airbender (yeah, I liked it)

Definitely!

I don't have a single cert. Also don't have a degree. However, a well-written resume got me 6 interviews in 1 week, the last time I was job...

I'll give the same advice I always give on this kind of question: Ask Microsoft. They have people who can give an official answer, in writing, which is legally...

You'll have to work out the cost from TCO and expected use. As already mentioned, that's going to be an important part of the "secret sauce" for anyone in...

WayneS (1/3/2011)

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Gus, are you implying that your wife isn't your...

Jack Corbett (1/3/2011)

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Brandie Tarvin (1/3/2011)

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Quick question for those on LinkedIn. I just received a message over the past two days (two messages actually) asking for advice on performance tuning tools....

Brandie Tarvin (1/3/2011)

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Quick question for those on LinkedIn. I just received a message over the past two days (two messages actually) asking for advice on performance tuning tools. The messages...

Craig Farrell (1/3/2011)

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For anyone following the earlier infringment discussion, some sleuthing around SSC finally revealed the blog owner. A brief PM conversation seems to have dealed with that issue.

Happy...

TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) is always a tricky calculation, and more than slightly subject to voodoo accounting.

Try searching for "TCO SQL Server" in Bing/Google/whatever. You'll get a ton...

Where that has an impact on the execution plan cache is when there's procedural flow in it.

For example:

if @Parameter1 = 1

update dbo.MyTable

set AColumn = SomeValue

where AnotherColumn = @Parameter2

else

insert into dbo.MyTable...

Do you have the rights necessary to access that table? Does the ADP file use the right connection string to have those rights? Is the table in the...

You can do as many DML operations per stored procedure as you need. They can target one or multiple tables, in one or more databases, on one or more...

Are you doing the kill and the restore in a single script with a single connection? If so, you could set the database to single-user mode as part of...

You're welcome.