Spatial Data, a niche or a tool for the masses?
I'll have to admit it, when I first saw that SQL Server 2008 was adding
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I'll have to admit it, when I first saw that SQL Server 2008 was adding
A couple of people have been asking and, in preparing for my upcoming talk on
Just saw Aaron Bertrand's post from PASS on SQL Server 2008 Change Tracking vs Change
I'll be at TechEd and ITForum in Barcelona in November, doing sessions on SQL Server
I received mail today from the SQL Server Compact Edition folks at Microsoft on my
So, people always ask… now that .NET Framework 3.0 installed on my system and there's
Let's talk about clients and SQL Server 2008. First, a little history… Every new version
So, Microsoft.SqlServer.Types lives in the resource database and runs in its own appdomain when its
I'm running with SQLCLR on, because I'd like to see the interaction between system SQLCLR
I was listening to a replay of the webcast recording on the HierarchyID by Michael
I've been trying out LINQ for SQL and the Entity Data Model (EDM) latest betas
I've been trying out LINQ for SQL and the Entity Data Model (EDM) latest betas
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