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A Checklist for Learning
One of the challenges many people have is focusing their learning efforts along some path. The best way to move forward is with steady effort that guides you through steps to build knowledge or skill. However, with so much information … Continue reading
The Biggest Database Professional Challenges Today
Today I have a question for you: What are the three biggest challenges you face today as a database professional? I was asked this recently, and I had some ideas, but I wonder if my challenges are the same ones … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #176: One piece of advice for Past Steve
I almost missed this month, so this is also a good #SQLNewBlogger post. I thought about it for a few minutes as I ate breakfast at my desk and then knocked this out. This is the monthly T-SQL Tuesday blog … Continue reading
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What Do You Want to Learn?
There are lots of resources for learning: articles at SQL Server Central, blogs, user groups, SQL Saturday and other events, conferences, and more. In most of those cases, the editor, author, or speaker is deciding what they want to write … Continue reading