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Memories of 2013
the holiday season and are not too busy at work. I hope most of you had a great year in 2013, and with that in mind, I wanted to ask you a simple question: What’s your best SQL Server memory … Continue reading
Checking Up on Developers
This editorial was originally published on May 8, 2009. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. The other day I was reading Brad McGeHee’s post on duplicate indexes, and it struck a chord with me. That same issue … Continue reading
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What Do You Want to Learn?
This is a busy time of year for me. Between September and October, I’ve attended 11 events in 7 cities and given 23 talks on 8 topics. It’s been a hectic time and I’m looking forward to snow falling in … Continue reading
The T-SQL Paradigm
This editorial was originally published on Mar 21, 2009. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. I ran across this post ranting about T-SQL. It’s got going pretty quickly with some less that professional responses. It’s cleaned itself up … Continue reading