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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Embrace Stored Procedures
I’ve read a lot of pieces on stored procedures. Most of the articles were for using stored procedures, quite a few were against their use, and a handful with extreme opinions. This piece from Rob Conery, while perhaps NSFW, is one … Continue reading
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Windows Phone – What Should Microsoft Do?
I’ve been intrigued by Windows Phone as a platform. I’ve never owned one, and while I considered getting one, the dearth of apps led me to an Android instead. I really tried to get down to a list of core … Continue reading
Monitoring After Deployment
Deployments of database and application changes have tended to be stressful in my career. I’ve seen the actual deployment of changes fail, installation programs crash, the startup of an application error out, or the famous blue screen of death from … Continue reading
April Blogger Challenge 3 – Filtered Indexes
The April Blogger Challenge is from Ed Leighton-Dick and aimed at new bloggers, but anyone is welcome. I’m trying to motivate and cheer people on. Why Filtered Indexes I haven’t used filtered indexes much in my career as they didn’t … Continue reading