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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Opportunities Abound
There are so many opportunities for many of you to learn more about SQL Server. It’s amazing to think how many more choices we have today than I did early in my career. When I moved to Denver, we had … Continue reading
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Tagged career, career2, Dev Connections, speaking, SQL Intersection, SQL Saturday
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The Dangers of Detach
I ran across a twitter conversation about a post recently. The post talks about detaching or attaching databases in bulk. I agree that detaching databases in some cases is bad, but it’s not necessarily something I’d avoid. Detach is a … Continue reading
Job Worries over Automation
There was a report recently where the NSA noted that they are reducing the number of system administrators by 90%. If the report is true, that would certainly worry many of the people in the technology industry. However I’m not sure … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, career, career2
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Sensors and Data
The programmable world. It’s an interesting concept, but not one in which we have extremely detailed specifications and strongly bound software systems that must be built to interact with each other. I think many of us have assumed that’s how … Continue reading