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Daily Archives: October 23, 2015
Travel Confusion
I confused myself. Twice apparently in October. Let’s hope that this one works out as well as the last one. Jones is a Good Name I flew to Orlando on Oct 8. I got a car, and drove up to … Continue reading
SQL in the City Comes to Seattle in 3 Days
Last week I spoke at SQL in the City 2015 in London, and it was a great event. We had a wonderful event, and I’m looking forward to Seattle. Lots of good questions and comments in my version control talk, … Continue reading
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Positive or Negative
While watching a presentation recently on a SQL Server topic, I was surprised by a design technique that the speaker used. I hadn’t ever thought of the issue, but it caught my eye and made me rethink the way I … Continue reading
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