Service broker and database master keys
Service Broker security is the subject of confusion even among people who think they know how it works. Some of the confusion occurs because security
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Service Broker security is the subject of confusion even among people who think they know how it works. Some of the confusion occurs because security
After speaking yesterday and recanting my story (for about the 100th time) about EventData being XML as a “nefarious plot” to require DBAs to learn
I've been going over how errors are raised in SQLCLR against the SQL Server 2005 RTM version. If you remember (search the blog on "6522"
I'm headed out on the road. For quite a while. Wanted to settle this before I went. Looks like the implementation details of SqlDependency have
I like to read the readme files. There's often juicy little tidbits of info in there that won't show up by searching the BOL (that's
Now that SQL Server 2005 has been released, I'm becoming more "at one" with the tools. I've commented on a couple of cool features as
After reading my last blog entry, Wally McClure points out that I did indeed meet him once. In July 2001, on Redmond campus. Amazing. And of course,
The podcast I did with Wally McClure is up on his website. Here’s the link to it. I did this podcast about a month ago,
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