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T-SQL Tuesday #37 – A Month of Joins
It’s time once again for T-SQL Tuesday, and this month is hosted by SQLity.net, Sebastian Meine. If you want to know more or participate, read the invitation and write your own blog post. The topic this month is joins, in … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #36 – What Does Community Mean?
It’s T-SQL Tuesday time, this time it’s a non-technical topic, or at least not a directly technically related topic. The SQL Corner, from Chris Yates (b | t), is hosting and the topic this month is “What Does Community Mean … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #35 – Soylent Green
This month’s host is Nick Haslam (b | t) and he bases his question on the movie Soylent Green, which I haven’t seen. This month he asks what the most horrifying thing you’ve seen in SQL Server. It’s been a … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #34 – Help! I Need Somebody
I couldn’t resist, so here goes…. Help, I need some data, Help, not just any data, Help, I was told you need a report, help. When I was younger, so much smarter than today, I never needed any query help … Continue reading