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I recently booked my flight to the U.K. for SQLBits, and I realized I probably should write a post about my full day training session
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I recently booked my flight to the U.K. for SQLBits, and I realized I probably should write a post about my full day training session
I received an email over the weekend asking about my pre-con at the PASS Summit, my general session at the Summit, and my Query Store
A colleague of mine asked me this on Twitter the other day: When you started speaking did you know straight away that it was something
This past weekend at SQLSaturday Cleveland I presented a new session related to Query Store, Ensuring Plan Stability with Query Store. I went into detail
Cleveland peeps – we are a week away from SQLSaturday Cleveland, are you registered?! There’s still time if you’re not, AND there is still time
This week I’m in Chicago for our last SQLskills Immersion Event of the year, IE0, which is one of my favorite classes to teach. Jon
risk \’risk\ noun : the possibility that something bad or unpleasant (such as an injury or a loss) will happen [reference: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/risk] There are risks
I’ve never been a fan of Halloween. Obviously not because I don’t like candy or chocolate (you all know I like sweets right?). It’s because
Nic Cain (@SirSQL) has a blog post that I highly recommend reading if you attend User Group meetings or SQLSaturdays: An Open Letter To SQLSaturday
It’s Friday. December 20…the last day of the school year for my kids and we wake up to no power, rain, and 40 degree temps.
There has been a lot of conversation this week in Twitterverse related to training and conferences in the SQL Server community. I wanted to share
I’ve been on a TSQL Tuesday hiatus, which was completely unintentional. When I read Bob Pusateri’s topic for this month I knew I had to
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