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Andy Leonard is CSO of Linchpin People and SQLPeople, an SSIS Trainer, Consultant, and developer; SQL Server database and data warehouse developer, community mentor, engineer, and farmer. He is a co-author of SQL Server MVP Deep Dives. His background includes web application architecture and development, VB, and ASP. Andy loves the SQL Server Community!
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I am honored to present Database Design for Developers to the Roanoke Valley .Net Users Group Thursday 2 Dec 2010 ! If you read this blog and will be in the Roanoke Virginia area Thursday, stop by and introduce yourself. :{> Read More...
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Today, SQLServerCentral republished another article in my Test-Driven Database Development series: An Example of Test-Driven Database Development , Part 2 . (Thanks SSC!) :{> Read More...
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Today, SQLServerCentral republished the first article in my Test-Driven Database Development series: An Example of Test-Driven Database Development . (Thanks SSC!) Read More...
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In the third part of our series on building a scalable, enterprise-class data warehouse for SQL Server, expressor 's ( blog | @expressor ) Mike Ruland ( @mruland ) and I present Why Consider Semantic Integration Thursday 29 Sep 2010 at 12:00 PM EDT. Semantic Read More...
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In the second part of our series on building a scalable, enterprise-class data warehouse for SQL Server, expressor 's ( blog | @expressor ) Mike Ruland ( @mruland ) and I present the importance of good metadata management tomorrow at 12:00 PM EDT. Metadata Read More...
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A quick reminder: I am honored to present Database Design for Developers at SQL Saturday #51 in Nashville 21 Aug 2010! If you read this blog and will be in attendance, introduce yourself! :{> Andy Read More...
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Introduction I'm borrowing an idea and blog post title from Brent Ozar ( Blog - @BrentO ). I am honored the PASS Summit 2010 (Seattle, 8 - 11 Nov 2010) would consider allowing me to present. It's a truly awesome event. If you have an opportunity to attend Read More...
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Introduction Buck Woody ( Blog - @BuckWoody ) recently blogged about his Database Design Process and I see Grant Fritchey has a ( Blog - @GFritchey ) post on the same topic . I figured I'd throw my two cents into the mix. ADD I often joke that I practice Read More...
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I am honored to present Database Design for Developers to the Richmond SQL Server Users Group ( @RichmondSQL ) this evening! If you're going to be in Richmond this evening and are interested, you can register here . This is the third presentation for Read More...
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I'm honored to present Database Design for Developers to the Southern Maryland .Net Users Group ! I'll be there Monday evening, 14 Dec 2009, and the meeting starts at 6:30. If you read this blog and attend, be sure to introduce yourself! :{> Andy Read More...
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I am honored and excited to present Database Development and Application Lifecycle Management - based on my article An Example of Test-Driven Development at SQLServerCentral.com ) to the SQL Server Innovators Guild (what a cool name for a SQL Server user Read More...
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"My name is Andy Leonard. I tweet." "Hi Andy, we love you." It's true, I am a bona fide Twitter -holic. If you use the service you may have noticed disruptions lately. Frank La Vigne (recently married - congratulations Frank!) blogged about it. The Twitter Read More...
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Kevin Hazzard did an outstanding job presenting to the Richmond SQL Server Users Group this evening on LINQ To SQL! I really like the ORM / code generation aspects of this new feature of the .Net Framework 3.5. Seeing it in action made me yearn (a little) Read More...
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Introduction: The World Series (1979) and Photography Willie "Pops" Stargell started my interest in photography (...a funny way to start a post on a SQL Server blog site, but bear with me). Pops Stargell led the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates to win the World Read More...
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Introduction There's quite a bit of hoopla about MDM lately, mostly due to awareness. While "Lacks needed data" was cited as the number 1 problem (with 21 votes) in data warehouses in the recent IBM Data Warehousing Satisfaction Survey (2007) , "Insufficient Read More...
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