They did it! Relative paths in SSMS projects
For a long time I’ve been griping that SSMS projects (SQL Server Script projects) use absolute pathnames rather than relative paths. I didn’t think it
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For a long time I’ve been griping that SSMS projects (SQL Server Script projects) use absolute pathnames rather than relative paths. I didn’t think it
I’ve heard rumblings on various newsgroups that our book “A First Look at SQL Server 2005 for Developers” is getting a little long in the
Here's something I've noticed you can do with SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005. Take a set of XML documents with the same basic
With April CTP came the new combined managed provider replaces System.Data.SqlServer with a new improved, works in-process or out, System.Data.SqlClient. I just call it “the
One of the nice surprises in the April CTP is that SQL Server 2005 XML schema validation errors come with a location now. That's handy.
Realized that I haven't blogged in a while. I been …uh…working on stuff and traveling a lot lately. Big surprise, right? This week I'll be
Saw another Kent post on TechEd 2005. I’ll be there too (mixed marketing slogan message with SQLPass). I’m doing a talk on “SQLCLR vs. T-SQL:
Catching up on blog-reading. Kent Tegels wondered if I was speaking at SQLPass Community Summit. Yep, I am. I’m doing a 2-day pre-con on (what
Speaking of SQL Profiler brought this to mind. The number one feature that brings a smile to every DBA's face: GRANT ALTER TRACE TO [somedev] No
I've always liked the graphic showplan in SQL Server query analyzer. The biggest hassle with it came when you wanted to send the plan to
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