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Monthly Archives: April 2010
April Fools is Fun
Some good jokes going around, and the few I wrote for SQLServerCentral went over well. There was a good one at work as well, with my boss “delaying” April Fools until next week so we could get work done, and … Continue reading
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Career Advice – Moving to Oracle
I’ve always said that it didn’t matter what the database was. If it could do the job then it’s worth using. I have never worried about whether I had an Oracle database, SQL Server database, or any other platform. If … Continue reading
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