Adam Machanic, SQL Server Practice Lead for The Pythian Group, shares his experiences with programming, performance tuning, and optimizing SQL Server 2000, 2005, and 2008, in conjunction with related technologies such as .NET.
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I was just reviewing my calendar for the next several weeks and noticed that the Toronto SQLTeach conference is now only a few weeks away. This conference includes quite a few interesting SQL Server-related sessions , on topics ranging from best practices, Read More...
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Originally posted here . Back again! Fourth post for the month of February, making this my best posting month in, well, months. Expect this trend to continue. After yesterday's post on running sums and the evils of cursors , Jamie Thompson came up with Read More...
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Originally posted here . I spoke at the Beantown .NET user group meeting tonight, on the topic of SQLCLR in SQL Server 2005. One of the questions that came up during the UDT part of the talk was whether static properties are supported. Unfortunately, Read More...
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Originally posted here . Widely acknowledged SQL Server expert Kimberly Tripp has weighed in on SQL Server 2005's CLR integration in her latest blog post . Tripp presents a fairly balanced reaction to the new technology, and stresses a message I've been Read More...
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Originally posted here . More fun CLR conversation , this time from SQL advocate Joe Celko. Surprise, surprise, Celko is not a big fan of CLR integration. Yet he mentions the SQL/PSM standard as a better alternative, even though it has the same issues Read More...
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Originally posted here . Tom Rizzo pointed out the other day that he and James Hamilton were featured on The .NET Show , discussing SQL Server 2005. This was a pretty interesting show, and I recommend that readers interested in SQL 2005 features watch Read More...
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