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Daily Archives: October 27, 2010
The Hybrid
I’m off to SQL Server Connections next week and looking forward to the conference. This is my first time attending, but I have wanted to go for some time. This is one of the few events that is not specifically … Continue reading
The SQL Rally – Who Would I Vote For?
I was looking over the pre-conference sessions submitted for the SQL Rally event taking place next May in Orlando. I think it’s great that the community gets the chance to vote on the submissions and help decide what will be … Continue reading
Common SQL Server Mistakes – Functions in the WHERE Clause
This continues my series on Common SQL Server mistakes, looking at more T-SQL mistakes. What’s Wrong? If you saw a query like this, would you see a problem? select o.OrderID , o.CustomerID , o.Qty from Orders o where datepart( yyyy, … Continue reading
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