Andy Warren

I'm Andy Warren, currently a SQL Server trainer with End to End Training. Over the past few years I've been a developer, DBA, and IT Director. I was one of the original founders of SQLServerCentral.com and helped grow that community from zero to about 300k members before deciding to move on to other ventures.

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Returning Stuff to Amazon

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

I've used Amazon for years for the sheer convenience, and recently was the first time I ever needed to return...

2008-09-29

1,455 reads

Polos for SQLSaturday

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

One of things we've tried to do from the beginning is to provide each speaker & volunteer with a good quality...

2008-09-28

1,345 reads

Cheap Vacation/Travel Books

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

As you've probably noticed via the blog I read a lot; technical, fiction, and non-fiction. Reading can be an expensive...

2008-09-25

1,712 reads

Profiler - Logging Results to a Table

by Andy Warren

SQLServerCentral.com

Profiler is a fantastic tool for SQL Server DBAs to enable them to examine how batches and code is submitted to the server. Expert SQL Server trainer, Andy Warren, brings us a new article that exaamines how you can log that data in another SQL Server table for later analysis.

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2008-09-25

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Laptops Part 2

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

EarlierI mused a bit about when and why it makes sense to upgrade to a new laptop. One note I...

2008-09-24

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First Time Attendees At User Groups

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

Several years ago during the first iteration of the Orlando SQL Server Users Group I talked a friend into attending....

2008-09-23

1,827 reads

Mechanical Blog Posts

by Andy Warren

SQLAndy

Mechanical posts are ones that are either auto-generated, or manually input with no real additional work put into them - an example...

2008-09-22

1,029 reads

Blog: Cross Functional Teams & Cross Training

by Andy Warren

SQLServerCentral.com

Career Growth

Cross functional teams sounds a lot like a buzzword, and maybe it is to a degree - but still worth talking about and I have a short story to support it.