Last call for London classes until 2015 or 2016
Over the last few months we’ve started thinking about our 2014 and 2015 international class
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Over the last few months we’ve started thinking about our 2014 and 2015 international class
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As a counterpart to my recent survey on what the oldest version of SQL Server
We’ve had a mentoring program here at SQLskills for a couple of years (the brainchild
In this survey I’d like to know what the newest version of SQL Server is
Last week I kicked off a survey asking what is the oldest version of SQL
In this survey I’d like to know what the oldest version of SQL Server is
As of this afternoon all eight classes we’re doing in Chicago in April/May are sold
A while back I kicked off a survey asking what mechanism you use for running
I haven’t done any surveys this year and I’d like to get back into doing
Back in February I ran a bunch of performance tests of DBCC CHECKDB on SSDs,
While Kimberly was selecting underwater photos for our new website, she came across this one
Keeping up with SQL Server is tough.
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Our courses are based in real-world practicality, which means you can start solving problems right away.
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