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Tag Archives: Database Weekly
Data is Not Always Enough
As data professionals, our jobs deal with ensuring that there is data available, accurate, and relevant to the organizations in which we work. However we often go beyond the simple maintenance, gathering, and manipulation of data to help our clients … Continue reading
Patching Problems
I applied the Windows 8.1 update a few weeks ago and had some issues with my machine. Windows was fine, but I lost my SQL Server service. A few others, including some of the SQLServerCentral community also had issues, but their fixes … Continue reading
Performance Tuning Through Panic
We’ve all been there at one time or another: panicked by a performance issue. I once upgraded a FoxPro for DOS application to a VFP front end with a SQL Server back end. We had a much more powerful server, … Continue reading
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The Ultimate Tool List
I’ve seen Scott Hanselman’s Ultimate Tool List a few times and adopted some of the tools in the past. He updated it for 2014 and has added quite a few new tools. I downloaded F.lux the other day and am giving it a test … Continue reading
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