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A good cure to a creepy doll is a good old post that is still useful. In this post, I’m going back over some of the posts that came out in this week in previous years. Having looked over these from time to time, I’m always surprised to find old posts that cover current topics that I had planned to write. If they’re still useful to me, maybe they’ll be useful to you as well.
The posts for this past week in previous years are:
- 24 Hours of SQL Server 2008 (6 Jun, 2008)
- June Monthly SQL Server Checklist (6 Jun, 2011)
- Do You Know An Exceptional DBA? (6 Jun, 2012)
- Reporting Services and Internet Explorer 9 (8 Jun, 2011)
- SQL Server 2008 Release Candidate 0 (9 Jun, 2008)
- Get Certified… with Insurance (9 Jun, 2011)
- Looking to SQL Server 2014 High Availability In Standard Edition (10 Jun, 2013)
- Transfer Logins Between SQL Server 2005 Instances (11 Jun, 2008)
- Oct 21 – IT Care – Painting by Numbers, Update Your SQL Skills with New Paintbrushes (11 Jun, 2009)
- T-SQL Tuesday – Evil Plan Operators – #TSQL2sDay (11 Jun, 2013)
- June ITCare Event – Solving Business Pains with SQL Server Integration Services (12 Jun, 2009)
- Security Questions: SQL Agent Permissions (12 Jun, 2013)
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.
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