Understanding LOB data (2008/2008R2 & 2012)
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I know it’s been a while since I last blogged here on SQLskills. It’s been
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There’s a lot of confusion around duplicate indexes and I think a lot of it
Our next Immersion Event is in London. It follows our DevConnections conference in Karlsruhe, Germany
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I've decided to create a new series of posts – just because you can, doesn't
Last year Paul and I had the pleasure of taking an amazing adventure into the
As many of you know, we’ve changed our Immersion Event courses to more closely match
OK, I've written about our February Immersion Event in two other recent posts: What a
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OK, I know that a lot of you know where I was this week… yes,
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