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Final Prep for SQL in the City
I can’t believe this will be the fourth SQL in the City in London next week. It’s amazing to me that we’ve managed to build this great series of one day events that is so popular with SQL Server professionals. … Continue reading
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SQL in the City 2014 – Two countries in two weeks
I have had a fairly busy travel schedule the last few years. While I don’t love sitting on airplanes and being away from home, I do look forward to the events and seeing the amazing #SQLFamily and community we have … Continue reading
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Version Control for Databases
This is based on my Team Based Development with Version Control talk, which has evolved a bit. Abstract Getting your database under version control is ultimately a way of communicating changes and collaborating with team members, maintaining an audit trail … Continue reading
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The DBA Team Wants You!
We’re looking for a few good DBAs. Actually, we’re looking for a few DBAs that wouldn’t mind sharing some of their human frailty and submitting the worst day they had as a DBA. Grant and I will be judging the entries … Continue reading