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Daily Archives: September 1, 2010
Where Are the Programmers?
Today Steve Jones has a little fun with titles in technology, and what we might start to call ourselves instead of DBAs. Continue reading
The Cloud is Nothing Special
This week Steve talks about cloud computing, and the fact that a lot of what the cloud does is no big deal. But it can be helpful to IT professionals. Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Cloud Computing, SQL Azure, sql server
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Common SQL Server Mistakes – SELECT *
I’ve been trying to work on some new presentations so that I have a variety, including some spares, when I go to events. One of the topics that I think has some value, especially for .NET and sysadmin groups, is … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged Common SQL Server Mistakes, presentations, sql server, syndicated
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