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Daily Archives: December 3, 2013
Data Preservation
Maintaining data across time isn’t something many of us think about. We work with data in the here and now, and in the database world, we typically only need to recover or restore data from a short window. Like most … Continue reading
SQL in the City and SQL Saturday–Washington DC
Actually, Maryland, but close enough. I’ll be in Chevy Chase this weekend, first for our SQL in the City Seminar on Deployment Friday, and then SQL Saturday #233 on Saturday. Both events are free, so if you can come to … Continue reading
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