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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Getting Fired
Have you ever been fired from a job? I hope most of you never have as it’s a somewhat traumatizing experience. I’ve been let go from one (and asked to leave another), and even though I didn’t like the job … Continue reading
SQL Scripts Manager
We have Down Tools Week multiple times per year at Red Gate. This allows various employees to spend a week on a project, working to build something new and interesting that we rarely have time to spend our limited resources … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged Redgate, SQLServerCentral, syndicated
The Endless Upgrade Cycle
Security posts are always interesting to me, and this one on Tesco security is no exception. It’s an analysis from the outside of a number of problems that are blatantly obvious with the way Tesco deals with passwords for their web systems. … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged security, sql server
Encryption in Las Vegas – SQL Saturday #295
I enjoy Las Vegas, usually trying to see a show of some sort when I’m there. I’ll have the chance next week, when I’m in town for SQL Saturday #295 on Apr 5. It will be a fairly quick trip … Continue reading
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Tagged speaking, SQL Saturday, syndicated, travel