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Strike Force
Would you want to be part of an elite strike force inside your company? An IT team that can solve complex problems and save the day when there’s a crisis? Or even a large challenge facing your department? It sounds … Continue reading
Call in the Experts
Today we have a reprint of an editorial from Feb 1, 2006 as Steve is on vacation. Since my data center move last weekend the servers seemed a touch slow. Actually once I checked the mail server I noticed it … Continue reading
How not to ask for help
you can help me for the visule studio 2005 programe I have assigment I do not how to use for these program you can help me plase That’s literally the text of an email that came to me at SQLServerCentral. … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #13 Roundup
After my call for “What the Business Says Is Not What the Business Wants”, there were quite a few people that responded. Including my blog post, I found 43 comments posted on with links back to the thoughts. Here’s a … Continue reading