Category Archives: SQL University

SQL University: Virtualization Basics

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

This week we’re going to talk about a topic that has been gaining steam in the last few years and as it has it has started impacting database administrator’s worlds more and more: virtualization. Why do I make this statement? … Continue reading →

SQL University, Syndication, Virtualization

Small Business Hardware

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Jorge Segarra 2 Comments

[NOTE] My blog post scheduling-fu is weak, so this post didn’t go out Friday as planned. My apologies. This is the final installment of our Small Business series. So far we talked about how to get the software, and we’ve … Continue reading →

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SQL University: SQL Server Editions for Small Businesses

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Jorge Segarra 1 Comment

In our last session we talked a little bit about the different options you have in regards to SQL Server in your environment. We talked about HOW to get the software but now we’re going to talk about what the … Continue reading →

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SQL University: Architecture for Small Businesses

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Jorge Segarra 2 Comments

Welcome back to SQL University! This week we’re going to be discussing architecture. In previous weeks we’ve discussed architecture at a high level (Capacity Planning Week) but this week we’re going to get a little more focused. SQL Server is … Continue reading →

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SQL University: Precedence Constraints

Posted on May 6, 2011 by Jorge Segarra Leave a comment

Welcome back, class! In our last class, we setup a parent-child package configuration and showed how you can pass variables between the two in order to complete a unit of work. In today’s class we’re going to continue exploring that … Continue reading →

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