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Live 360–SQL in Orlando
I’ll be at the last big SQL Server conference in the US for 2016 this December. VS Live is a part of Live 360, and on Dec 5-9, it’s in Orlando, FL. There are lots of sessions, pre and post … Continue reading
Webinar: Database Deployment with Git, Jenkins, and Octopus Deploy
I’ve got a webinar later today that looks at how Redgate Software’s DLM Automation and other SQL Toolbelt tools can be used to smoothly move development changes from one database to another. Sign up and spend an hour with me … Continue reading
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Why I Practice Presentations
I had a new presentation to give this week at IT/DevConnections. This is a paid for conference, and I want to be well prepared and ready for the events. It’s the least I can do for people who have spent … Continue reading
Back for a Day
I hope everyone is well in Florida, but the hurricane caused a postponement of SQL Saturday Orlando. Fortunately I caught the note early enough on Wednesday and spent about an hour at lunch cancelling travel plans and moving my flight … Continue reading