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SQL Saturday #187–Richmond Recap
I’m late writing this, and I did mean to get to it earlier, but life got in the way. TL;DR: It was a great event, lots of fun, and I’d love to do it again. When I first heard of … Continue reading
A Week from Omaha–SQL Saturday #197
Next week I head out to SQL Saturday #197 in Omaha NE. I’m looking forward to it as I’ve never been to Omaha, and only been to the state once, in the far SW corner to Oshkosh for a horse … Continue reading
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Customizing SSMS – Bigger Queries
This is a short series on some customizations in SSMS to make it visually more appealing. As a presenter, I’ve learned how to change the way Management Studio (SSMS) looks to make it easier for people to see the screen … Continue reading
It’s a Lineup at SQL Intersection
I got this image in the mail recently, and it made me laugh. It looks like a police lineup, perhaps something from The Usual Suspects. I don’t think there are any suspicious looking characters in there (though maybe the third … Continue reading
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