career development
Handling Failure
I know it's been said, you don't know how good you are at your job until you handle failure. I'm not going to say I'm perfect at my job, but I did have to
career development
I know it's been said, you don't know how good you are at your job until you handle failure. I'm not going to say I'm perfect at my job, but I did have to
Certification
While preparing for the 70-432 I'm digging in to Full Text indexing a bit more than I have before. Today, I want to cover a fairly simple topic, when do you
Certification
Another task you'll need to be familiar with is moving your databases' data files and log files. I usually have to do this right after I have a new server built
High availability used to be an enterprise feature. Not because the technology was inherently complicated, but because the price of entry was high enough that only organizations with full-time infrastructure staff and six-figure hardware budgets could justify it. Azure changed that math in 2010, and the implications for the clients
personal
I just wanted to drop a line letting you know my blog entry for today I over at http://ourbodytransformations.com. The inspirational Jen McCown convinced me
travel
Day five in Scotland started very early. It also started with a traditional Scottish breakfast. For those who haven't experienced this, here's what was on the
Certification
I've passed both of the Database Developer exams. Now, I'm going to start on the Administration exams. I've already purchased The self-paced guide. I've also
Certification
It's been a few days shy of two months since I got my MCTS: SQL Server 2008, Database Development, I passed the 70-51. As a result, I'm now a MCITP: Database
career development
This week in twitter I've participated in discussions on resumes and how to construct them and how to improve them. Most of us only really think about our
travel
We got up early on our third day in Scotland. We had planned on taking a pretty long route to get from Edinburgh to Inverness. We wanted to take in Stirling
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I’m coming to the end of my posts on identifying which SQL Server components to use to support different business requirements. I’ve already covered SQL Server Agent, DB mail, Service Broker and Full-Text Search This time I’m going to go over linked servers. Not exactly the link I was talking...
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There are quite a few products out there that help you compress your backups. Acronis, RedGate, and many more. This got me to thinking about whether or not I