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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Monitoring Is Essential
An old phrase used in business is that knowledge is power. When you understand more about a particular situation, you can develop solutions and better understand which ones would both suit your environment better and solve any issues faster. As … Continue reading
What Do You Want from SQL in the City?
This week finished the SQL in the City 2012 tour, which covered six cities in the US this fall and London this past summer. It was a fun, hard, whirlwind event that had myself, Grant Fritchey, and a lot of … Continue reading
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More Than One Way to Skin a Cat
This editorial was originally published on Feb 13, 2008. It is being re-run as Steve is returning from the PASS Summit. I have come competition here with my daily editorial. If any of you get the SQL Server Performance newsletter, … Continue reading
Speaking at the Denver SQL Server User Group – November
I’m scheduled to give “The Encryption Primer” at the Denver SQL Server Users Group on the November 15 meeting. It’s a basic look at the encryption features in SQL Server, updated for SQL Server 2012. The meeting is in the … Continue reading
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