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Upgrading SQL Server Central
The decision to upgrade database servers can be a complicated one that involves features, costs, and support requirements. While I think many people would love to run database systems for ten years, often there are concerns about support, which effectively … Continue reading
The Time Thieves
Time is the most valuable asset I have most days. Time is often a limiting factor that dictates my priorities at work. It also often determines my stress and enjoyment levels in life. Using time effectively can lower the former … Continue reading
Republish: We are All Data Companies
I’m off to Portugal on holiday. So I’m leaving you We are All Data Companies.
Republish: Does Speed Compromise Quality?
Out of town visiting a customer today, and it’s been a busy week. Plus, trying to get off for vacation, so you get: Does Speed Compromise Quality?
Voice of the DBA 