SQL Server Magazine’s new column: Kimberly & Paul – Questions Answered
In March, Paul and I began blogging in a new column for SQL Server Magazine. This column is solely a Q&A based column… yes, we'll
In March, Paul and I began blogging in a new column for SQL Server Magazine. This column is solely a Q&A based column… yes, we'll
This event is scheduled for TOMORROW (April 21) at 7:30am PDT. So, if you haven't already put this on your schedule – you might want
In addition to the SQL Server 2008 Database Infrastructure and Scalability content that Paul and I delivered for SQL Server 2008, our colleague Bob Beachemin
When SQL Server 2008 was in beta, Paul and I worked on a project to create content that would "jumpstart" folks in learning and working
UPDATED: April 20, 2018 (fixed links and removed some outdated content) A common discussion tends to be around backup/restore so I’ve generally found that there
Paul and I have started a new Q&A blog on SQL Server Magazine. Our first couple of posts have been made live in the past
At PASS we hung out with Sean McCown and Jen McCown (of MidnightDBA) and chatted… and, despite our better judgement, it was recorded. ;-) These aren't
Well… it's finally been released and last week was the book launch. This book came together first as a goal by Paul Nielsen who was
Recently, the SQL Server 2008 Internals title was released (and only in the past few days have people actually received their copies)! In fact, I still
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a blog post titled Whose job is it anyway? It's an interesting debate and something I've been hearing more
OK, I've been pretty quiet this week… I had high hopes that I'd blog at least once or twice this week but the week turned
Just published! A colleague/friend of ours – Mark Pohto – has been working on server consolidation issues and the environmental costs of IT (it's an
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