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  • RE: failed 70-228

    Gladiator - keep your head up and give it a second try.  I think 228 is the worst certification test I have seen in terms of content.  It focuses more...

  • RE: MCDBA

    Good information, Chris.  As far as I know, there isn't a guarantee one way or the other.  Microsoft will almost definitely set a de-certification date for SQL Server 6.5 and 7 MCDBA's...

  • RE: Gambling at the 2005 PASS Summit

    It's too bad that SQL Server 2005 didn't ship this summer (like in June) because that would make the conference so much better.  A lot of the best presentations from...

  • RE: MCDBA

    No, that is not correct.  Microsoft certifications have an expiration date that is set by Microsoft.  A MCDBA certification on SQL Server 2000 will most likely expire when the product reaches...

  • RE: MCDBA

    Things to watch out for = soon the MCDBA on SQL Server 2000 will be obsolete.  Once SQL Server 2005 is released, a whole new certification program will be implemented. ...

  • RE: Want some tips for paper 70-229

    I want to second the recommedation to use Transcender practice tests for 70-229.  This exam has many questions about SQL syntax and the practice tests will help you recognize the...

  • RE: Blew the 70-291

    True, but both the 70-290 and 70-291 are required as core exams for the MCSE. Don't get discouraged, though. Review the list of skills being measured at:

    http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-291.asp

    Evaluate where...

  • RE: Blew the 70-291

    I wonder why you are taking the 70-291 (Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure) instead of 70-290 (Managing Windows 2003 Server)?  I think 70-290 would be the easier requirement to complete...

  • RE: To Certify or Not to Certify

    First, to understand the value of certification in a job search, it helps to see the perspective of the hiring manager.  If the manager gets 25 resumes for the job,...

  • RE: Worst Practice - Detailed Disaster Plans

    Steve,

    Have you taken a look at the SQL Server Health and History tool to provide some change management?  The Reporting Services reports detail exact patches, configuration changes and software that...

  • RE: Reporting services and Excel

    One place that you can try out this Reporting Services functionality is the Cizer Quick Query online demo at:

    http://product.cizer.net/QuickQuery/CQQ/Default.aspx

    If you build a simple report then click the Excel icon in...

  • RE: Need ur advise in writng MCP

    The latest information that I have from Microsoft is that they do not plan to give credit on any of the current exams as part of the SQL Server 2005...

  • RE: Starting out suggestions ... Alternatives to .NET ???

    Visual Basic .NET is only $99 dollars (retail) and will let you develop reports for Reporting Services. I think that is as cheap as it gets for building fairly...

  • RE: PASS Summit 2004

    Why leave out the props for Brian Knight's and Andy Warren's presentations? I was able to attend Brian's "Protecting SQL Server Against Hackers" but missed Andy's "Develop on Your...

  • RE: RAID channels in database design exam

    Check out this link for a good review of the exam requirements:

    http://www.cramsession.com/certifications/studyguides/Microsoft/SQL2000Admin/guide.asp?

    The Cramsession guide has a link to a MSDN article on RAID levels that should be helpful. At...

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