I will be heading over to Seattle in November to present the SQL Server Automation and SQL SMO presentation.
Monthly Archives: June 2006
On the 21st of June I presented at the Sydney .NET Users Group on SQL Server Automation & SQL SMO. Below is a list of resources associated with this presentation:
Inside SQL Server has been the *bible* for SQL Server ever since the SQL Server 6.5 version of the book by Ron Soukup was published.
Greg Low of Readify, QLD SQL Server User Group (QSSUG), QLD MSDN User Group (QMSDNUG) and SQL Downunder fame has just been awarded.
Typically the formatting of data is something that should be performed at the front-end however there are times when there is a need to format data on the back-end.
Last night was the second WARDY IT Community Dinner which was help at the Punjabi Palace Indian restaurant at West End.
I will be in Sydney next Wednesday (21st of June) presenting at the Sydney .NET Users Group on SQL Server Management Objects (SMO).
SQL Server Everywhere is a compact version of SQL Server 2005 designed to bring the features of SQL Server to any device from the desktop to mobile devices.
The CTP for Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals (aka Data Dude) is now available for download from http://download.microsoft.com/
A common SQL Server question is how to identify recent statements that have been executed.
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