Conferences coming up: SQL Connections in April and TechEd US in June
SQL Connections is in less than two months now and our pre-con and post-con workshops are filling up fast – checkout my previous blog post
SQL Connections is in less than two months now and our pre-con and post-con workshops are filling up fast – checkout my previous blog post
Here’s a question that came in – what changed in SQL Server 2005 that allows concurrent log and full backups? First a little background, in
A few short notes this morning regarding the blogs and other stuff. We had a big outage over the weekend, which rather embarrassingly manifested itself
Phew – last week Kimberly and I spent 3 days teaching the ins-and-outs of SQL Server 2008 for DBAs/IT-Pros to about 130 Microsoft SQL Server
Last year I posted on my old blog about the active SQL Server team blogs. I just happened to post on February 14th and so
Almost a year ago to the day I asked a question on my old blog – how long does *your* CHECKDB take to run? Well,
After many reminders (thanks Adam Machanic!) I’ve added Conor and Simon to the two aggregated feeds over all the SQLskills.com blogs. There are two feeds:
This post is based on one from my old MSDN blog but the topic has come up a few times in recent days so I
The second post in my series on FILESTREAM (see here) deals with how to enable FILESTREAM through T-SQL and using SSMS. You can’t just create
Here’s an issue that I thought was a one-off but it just popped up again over the weekend so I want to publicize it. DBA
Now we’re back at home and working very strange hours as we deal with jet-lag. The flight back from Beijing to Vancouver was a great
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