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  • Vista Replaced By "Mojave"

    Microsoft has finally found a way to counter the negative publicity generated around Vista, it's called Mojave. I have to credit Glen Gordon with turning me on to Mojave - thanks Glen! Last week, Microsoft secretly unveiled Mojave to XP users in San Francisco. The results? 90% positive. Finally, Microsoft has come through with an OS that everyone ...
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on July 24, 2008
  • Databash

    Introduction  I just wrapped up an ETL With SSIS class in the Rochester, NY area and one of the students in the class pointed out ''You haven't blogged in over a week!'' He's right - I need to blog more and more often. I've been distracted with preparations to sell our house, releasing an e-book, writing the next volume in the ...
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on June 26, 2008
  • OT : Buck Woody talks about the environment

    Buck makes a quick mention of the ''green'' efforts at Microsoft in his blog, and points us to the Environment site that Microsoft has created to show off what they are doing for a cause that is important to all of us.  There are several tidbits in here that can help you do your part, as well.  Please pass the word along.
    Posted to Aaron Bertrand (Weblog) by AaronBertrand on June 24, 2008
  • Boise SQL Server User Group

    The newly formed Boise SQL Server User Group kicks off its first meeting with Kalen Delaney on June 25, 2008. I'm happy to see a Microsoft SQL Server user group in Boise. It will fit nicely with the other development and SharePoint groups in town. For more information, contact Cindy Gross of Microsoft.
    Posted to Richard Hundhausen: The DBAgilist (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 1, 2008
  • Windows XP and 30 June 2008

    Bye Bye, Ms. Windows XP?  As of this writing Microsoft plans to stop selling Windows XP 30 June 2008. Steve Ballmer has indicated there may be wiggle room in this decision but (to my knowledge) no postponment has been announced. Back In My Day...  I've been around the block a couple times with Microsoft OS's ...
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on April 30, 2008
  • Getting Red

    I just now (well, when you read this it will be late last week; I write ahead sometimes) purchased a Dell XPS 1530 Red laptop with the new Windows Vista Ultimate (PRODUCT) RED SKU installed. Granted, it's 32-bit - mainly because it's a Dell (c'mon Dell, get with x64 already!) - but I'm psyched about the new box. It should arrive next ...
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on April 28, 2008
  • Customer Feedback

    On the MVP Summit...  Later today Christy and I leave Seattle. Our trek to my first MVP Summit was our first trip alone since Stevie Ray was born - and Stevie Ray turned five in February. We won't wait that long again. We had fun! :) Since this was my first MVP Summit I'm not sure how it compares with previous years. ...
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on April 18, 2008
  • Installing Team Edition(s) on your Team Foundation Build server

    It's generally known that if you want to run any tests, code analysis, or database project build/deployment that you need to install one or more Team Edition of VSTS on your build server. What's not so well known are the licensing ramifications around these scenarios. Fortunately Jeff Beehler, Team System Chief of Staff, has posted on ...
    Posted to Richard Hundhausen: The DBAgilist (Weblog) by Anonymous on March 19, 2008
  • SQL Server Management Studio Standard Reports

    Buck Woody has a great series going on SQL Server ManagementStudio Standard Reports. The SQL Server team did a great job developing these insightful and intuitive reports. I often show them to customers and during presentations and the response is always positive. :{> Andy
    Posted to Andy Leonard (Weblog) by andyleonard on March 11, 2008
  • Photos from the Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 Launch in LA

    Back home now, and I have a moment to get the photos downloaded from my camera and uploaded to my blog. Next time I'll take my SD card reader with me. As you can see, registration was quite busy. I heard that there were 4000 people there, but didn't count them myself. The long lines delayed the keynote by about an hour: ...
    Posted to Richard Hundhausen: The DBAgilist (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 29, 2008
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