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Daily Archives: September 13, 2010
SQL Saturday #52 – Colorado
I will be speaking at SQL Saturday #52 – Colorado in a little less than two weeks. I am giving my presentation of The Modern Resume and also doing a short talk at lunchtime on your career and trying to … Continue reading
Technical People Should Blog
I ran across a great blog titled: Post 300 or why all developers should be blogging. The reasons given in the articles are great, and I think they apply to all technical people. You will learn by blogging, and you … Continue reading
Searching for Plans
I was re-reading Conor Cunningham’s “Does Join Order Matter?” recently and found this quote in the post that stood out. As an aside, read this post. It’s fantastic. “…SQL Server’s QP is actually not set up to give you the … Continue reading
