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Daily Archives: August 6, 2013
SQL in the City in the fall of 2013
This fall I’ll be attending a number of SQL in the City events in the US. Once again we have a tour, though it’s a shorter tour than the 5 events in two weeks I was on last year. One … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, speaking, SQL in the City, travel
Separation of Duty
In the Vietnam war we found people gathering data that had to support the analysis or decisions of the leaders. That’s a fundamental problem. Arguably this led to the extension of the war, and more lives lost, without more decisive … Continue reading
