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Daily Archives: December 16, 2010
Denver SQL Server User Group Holiday Party
Tonight was the 2010 Denver SQL Server User group party. I typically haven’t done in the past to the holiday meetings since they aren’t usually well attended, and time is vey valuable. However this year the meeting was being held … Continue reading
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Tagged syndicated, user groups
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Insert_Identity Permissions
Despite my joking with Aaron Bertrand on Twitter that his suggestion on Connect got voted down because he’s Canadian, I think he has a great point with a hole in Books Online. He wrote a nice blog on the item, … Continue reading
Hyper-V Guests
Virtualization has really changed the way that we deal with software. It seems that more and more often I find people using virtualization for all sorts of systems, both production and non-production servers. The ability to run multiple operating systems … Continue reading
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Tagged hyper-v, software development, virtualization
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