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Daily Archives: January 14, 2014
SQL in Albuquerque
It’s a little less than two weeks until SQL Saturday #271 – Albuquerque. The second event in that great city, and the beautiful state of New Mexico. I rarely get there now that my brother moved away, but’s always neat … Continue reading
Double Checks
It’s not the discount double check, but I am a fan of processes that are built to check other processes. When I have a process that runs, or data quality that should be checked, or some other system where I can … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #50–Automation
I missed last month and I was a bit sad, but I was traveling the week before and speaking, and then was on vacation. No time to write a post, and it was a tough topic from Robert Davis. However … Continue reading