Monthly Archives: April 2010

TSQL Tuesday #005: Reports and Policy-Based Management

Posted on April 13, 2010 by Jorge Segarra 6 Comments

It’s another month and so we have ourselves another T-SQL Tuesday event, this time hosted by Aaron Nelson (Blog | Twitter) with this month’s theme being Reporting. If you don’t know what T-SQL Tuesday is here’s a quick blurb from … Continue reading →

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Creative Writing Week: Documentation

Posted on April 12, 2010 by Jorge Segarra 10 Comments

First off, welcome back class! So this week we’re talking about writing. As a DBA or a developer you are going to be asked at some point to perform a necessary evil called documentation. Why is this evil? Well, it’s … Continue reading →

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Pro Server 2008 Policy-Based Management: It’s a Wrap!

Posted on April 8, 2010 by Jorge Segarra 7 Comments

After months of deadlines, late night writing sessions, getting my ass handed to me by ADD and editors, and a loving wife pushing me to write some more the book is now done! A HUGE thank you to Ken Simmons … Continue reading →

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SQL University: School is Back in Session

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Jorge Segarra 4 Comments

If you missed my recent Twitter announcement, SQL University’s next semester is going to start back up on Monday April 12th. This semester will start with Creative Writing week (aka Documentation). I’ll post the full semester’s schedule and topics shortly … Continue reading →

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Forget NoSQL, I’m starting NoDEMO Movement!

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Jorge Segarra 3 Comments

That’s right, NoDEMO baby. The NoSQL movement basically says data structure is a waste of your time*. Well you know what I say? I say demoes are a waste. If you come to see a speaker you’re not coming for … Continue reading →

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