MSDN Webcast Q&A: A Primer to Proper SQL Server Development Creating a Reliable and Automated Backup Strategy, Part 2 of 10 Presented by Kimberly L. Tripp,
Wow, I've been horribly bad at blogging these days and I owe you a few entries as well… But, good news, I have a new
Today, SQLskills proudly annouces an exciting addition to our company… Bob Beauchemin – a database developer and SQL Server 2005 expert in the developer space
I think there are numerous reasons for why I love technology but at the top of the list: learning. It’s amazing to me that not
NOTE: Generally, I recommend RIGHT-based partition function so that you don't have to deal with datetime timetick issues at all. However, this post can really help
When I first heard about “stored procedures being written in C#, VB.Net, … etc.” I remember thinking; Is Transact-SQL dead? Am I out of a
About one month ago, I purchased two new laptops (don’t even go there on why I purchased two; however, it’s sufficient to say that I
In the words of Stephen Forte, “Bid early, bid often.” I am constantly amazed at the technical breadth and depth of the team of Microsoft
This is an invitation given by Microsoft to leading edge application developers to participate in a research survey that seeks feedback on improving the application
During the week of October 11, I delivered a four day “immersion” event where we focused on nothing but performance tuning – from design to
In a few past posts, a couple of other friends/RDs have given me geeky sql titles… such as sql hera (which Forte started here, referenced here
The week began with my playing shuttle bus, hotel rest stop and tour guide – and loving it… Friends from around the globe were landing
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