I am getting this out extremely late. I seriously have good excuses for that. Due to my location and Charley feeling ill, we will be doing the S3OLV UG meeting entirely virtual this month. Here […]
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T-SQL Tuesday #15 DBA Automaton
Often, we hear about DBA’s automating everything under the sun. Why? It simplifies the job and creates time to work on other projects.
SQL Confessions 02 SSRS Encryption
In December 2010, I started a little series called SQL Confessions. The idea of this series is as a learning exercise when I come across something that I either did wrong or couldn’t find a […]
January ’11 Meeting Reminder
If you saw my blog post the other day, you know that S3OLV has a meeting this Thursday (Jan 13, 2010) at 6:30 PM PST. If not, then you can read that post from here, […]
TSQL Tuesday 14: Committed
For this TSQL Tuesday post, I will just add a short list of my professional goals for this next year. Otherwise, this post would be mostly about my non-professional goals.
SSIS Multiple File Export
Have you ever needed to export different data sets to different flat files? Each of these data sets could be customer information for different clients – but they all require the same fields. I have […]
Powershell, Me and the MCM part II
Last week I posted the first part of this series. I thought it would be a good idea to give a little follow-up on how my foray into Powershell as I attempted to download this […]
Powershell, Me and the MCM
If you haven’t heard yet, Microsoft has made some significant changes to the MCM program. The changes make the certification more accessible to the masses. You can read more about that from sources such as […]
T-SQL Tuesday #13 – Business Requirements
I think a common area that is easily overlooked when it comes to requirements and interpretation of requirements is report creation. A common problem is that there are no defined or written requirements for the creation of a report.
Wait Stats resources
Today I was out and about looking for past roundups on TSQLTuesday. While doing that, I came across a post from Paul Randal (Blog | Twitter) about wait stats. The thing that strikes me about this […]