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I’ve always been a fan of the feeling when I find an old blog post that’s got just the information that I need to solve a problem or answer a question. It’s that whole “cha-ching” – buried treasure! feeling. That’s kind of the aim of this blog post. To provide a list of some posts that still have value that came out in previous years.
The posts for this past week in previous years are:
- 31 Days of SSIS – One Package, Unlimited Databases (24/31) (24 Jan, 2011)
- 31 Days of SSIS – One Package, Unlimited Tables (25/31) (25 Jan, 2011)
- Search Cache For Execution Plans (26 Jan, 2009)
- 31 Days of SSIS – Small Package, Big Win (26/31) (26 Jan, 2011)
- The OVER() Clause (27 Jan, 2009)
- 31 Days of SSIS – Adding Some Delta Force (27/31) (27 Jan, 2011)
- 31 Days of SSIS – Jim Croce and the Foreach (File) Loop Container (28/31) (28 Jan, 2011)
- Determining Filegroup for a Table (29 Jan, 2013)
- 31 Days of SSIS – Exporting Execution Plans (29/31) (30 Jan, 2011)
- 31 Days of SSIS – Importing Execution Plans (30/31) (30 Jan, 2011)
Do you have something from years gone by that was posted during this week? If so, leave a comment below and we’ll give some new life to good knowledge.
Help yourself learn more about SSIS with 31 Days of SSIS. This book is a 31 part tour through SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) from the perspective of specific use cases and demonstrations in using the platform. Most sections review a business case, the tasks required to satisfy the requirements, and a walk-through in implementing a solution.
