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Daily Archives: May 20, 2013
Morphing Microsoft
Microsoft is trying to change from a software vendor to a devices and services company? They are trying, according to this piece from Mary Jo Foley. With a Developer and Platform Evangelism group that is trying to bridge the gap between … Continue reading
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Tagged Microsoft, software development
Getting Information from a Database using Dynamic SQL
I ran across someone that was building a restore script to automated their restores. This person wanted their script to work with any instance, and that means they’d need to find the path for the database files, if the database … Continue reading
