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Top 5
I’m back in the top 5 for the first time in a long time. I’ve been spending too much time in the forums lately, avoiding other work, but trying to answer some questions for people and help them out. I … Continue reading
SQL Source Control Webinar
We had our first public SQL Source Control webinar, on the new product from Red Gate Software, my employer. I MC’d a private one a month or so ago, and sat in on one at SQL Saturday #28, but this … Continue reading
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Syndication on SQLServerCentral
I have a few people ask about this recently, so I thought I’d blog about it, and maybe get an explanation out there. When we started accepting bloggers on SQLServerCentral, it was a challenge to get people to move their … Continue reading
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ASK SQLServerCentral – The New Community Model
We had an unexpected switch last weekend. My boss decided that we were ready to move from the Stack Exchange (SE) to an alternative, OSQA.net, without informing any of the people that work on the site. Needless to say this … Continue reading