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Just a week to SQL Saturday in Pensacola
Next week is SQL Saturday #491 in Pensacola. I’ll be there, along with a number of other great speakers. It’s free SQL Server training, and a great place to vacation. There are a couple pre-conference sessions available as well if … Continue reading
Pensacola in June–SQL Saturday #491
One June 5, I’ll be back in Pensacola, FL for SQL Saturday #491. It’s been a few years since there was a conference in the area, and I’m excited to go back. I really like the area, and am looking … Continue reading
SQL Saturday #492–Phoenix
It’s almost time for SQL Saturday #492 this weekend in Phoenix. I haven’t been there in a few years, but I’m heading back for a quick trip to the desert. I’ve got two sessions scheduled this weekend, and if you’re … Continue reading
SQL Saturday Headshots
This past weekend was SQL Saturday #478 – Albuquerque, and I was happy to have the chance to attend again. I was at the first two, missing last year with another event. It was good to go back, and carpool … Continue reading