Made it to SQLPass conference this year, whew
I’m here at SQLPass conference in Texas, the preconference doesn’t look like it will be “rained out” as my was last year. I came in yesterday in the
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I’m here at SQLPass conference in Texas, the preconference doesn’t look like it will be “rained out” as my was last year. I came in yesterday in the
When I'd talk at Ascend about how Visual Studio auto-deploy of SQLCLR assemblies not only catalogs the assemblies and the PDB files to SQL Server 2005 but
After writing about a lot of new security features that were added since we published our "First Look at SQL Server 2005 book" its nice
This one's been around for a while, but don't think we'd mentioned it in the book. In addition to Windows logins and SQL logins, you
You’ve probably heard by now of the usage of the EXECUTE AS clause with procedural code. As in “CREATE PROCEDURE foo WITH EXECUTE AS OWNER”.
As a blog reader as well as blog writer, I’m disturbed by a trend that seems to be more commonplace lately, the “continued here” trend.
One of the things folks would always ask during the Ascend program was "anything new for application roles? do they support connection pooling yet?". Well,
In July 2004, encryption built-ins and key management had just been introduced in SQL Server 2005. Now its old news. They'll be a good-sized section
While working on the new edition of our book for after RTM, I've been looking around for security features that I missed or that didn't exist
That’s the question that folks ask a lot lately. See you at PDC? It’s not that I wouldn’t *like* to go. It’s that there’s another 3-letter
I’ve heard this around quite a bit lately, but I attend some conferences and follow a lot of newsgroups. If you haven’t heard: Database Mail
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