Video of didgeridoo player at Ayers Rock
For the last few weeks we were in Australia, teaching classes with our sister company SQLskills.com.au. After we were done with work we headed out
For the last few weeks we were in Australia, teaching classes with our sister company SQLskills.com.au. After we were done with work we headed out
As part of the 2008 DBA class we’re teaching down here in Melbourne, I did a demo of using predicates and file targets with extended
I've finally gotten around to tidying up and posting a bunch of photos from the second half of our trip to Europe trip in September.
Over the last week or so I've been helping the Product Support folks at Microsoft write a new KB article which discusses some of the
Fall really is crazy travel season for us – a week after returning from our trip to Ireland and Poland and now we're in Australia
This is a question that came up yesterday on Twitter: will SQL Server always do a table scan to find the result of SELECT COUNT
On the last day of our week in Dublin we headed into the city centre to check out some of the sights. One of the
Over the last 18 months a group of SQL Server MVPs, led by Paul Nielsen and including Kimberly and I as editors, have been working on
One of the perennial problems facing both experienced and involuntary DBAs is how to tell whether a database is really in the Full recovery model
Last week I posted in-depth about how checkpoints work and what exactly goes on (see How do checkpoints work and what gets logged). About a
We're part-way through the Fall conference season, and in the middle of teaching week 1 of the current Microsoft Certified Master – SQL class. At
Yes, I'm a week late (at least) uploading these, and I apologize. But better late than never! For those lucky 48 people who attended our
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