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  • RE: Snoops

    Good editorial Steve!

    I agree in principle. But I have yet to see a way to implement this using SQL Server. I don't think SQL Server is the issue, I think...

  • RE: High End or Low End

    Excellent suggestions all around - especially Steve's on having everyone submit beginner's sessions.

    Andy, I wasn't criticizing (I hope and don't think you took it that way.) If I was...

  • RE: High End or Low End

    Andy Warren (7/27/2010)


    ... it does make it harder to add 'TSQL 101' to the agenda.

    True. But I wonder why? The most-attended meeting at RichmondSQL in the first couple years of...

  • RE: High End or Low End

    Excellent editorial and discussion!

    SQL Saturday is successful. The model works, everyone wins, and who can argue with the results? There are a couple other models out there that serve those...

  • RE: ROWE

    Another excellent editorial Steve!

    I work in a ROW Environment now. I'm a manager and this is how I manage my team. In short, this works. Why? I have lots of...

  • RE: On Being the Exceptional DBA

    Congrats Josef!

    It's hard to beat the Exceptional DBA of the Year Award, but I bet your son's pride beats it hands down.

    :{> Andy

  • RE: Is the MVP Worth It?

    Excellent editorial (again) Steve!

    In answer to your question: You are correct, it depends.

    If you're a consultant, marketing yourself as recognized and awarded helps - regardless of the recognition or...

  • RE: Anatomy of an Incremental Load

    Hi Cyril,

    I encourage you to not only post in the forums - you should also consider writing about your experiences! Steve Jones is always on the lookout...

  • RE: Anatomy of an Incremental Load

    Hi Cyril,

    There are use cases where Truncate-and-Load will perform better than an Incremental Load.

    Keep in mind that SQL Server - and SSIS - performance is impacted by lots of...

  • RE: Anatomy of an Incremental Load

    There are use cases for SSIS that are not served well by using T-SQL. The example used in the article is not a good use case for SSIS over T-SQL...

  • RE: Does the Job Matter To You?

    Interesting question Andy!

    I have a decent memory for numbers and I grew up in a household that didn't earn anywhere the money I now earn. I therefore have a hard...

  • RE: Injecting Your Own Bias

    I recognize bias when I see it, whether it's mine or someone else's.

    I guess I'm curious why Denver or Minneapolis or Chicago won't work. The PASS Summit 2007 was in...

  • RE: Measures and Rules

    Grant Fritchey (2/8/2010)

    Now that sounds like a great presentation. When are you giving it?

    I love you man!

    :{>

  • RE: Measures and Rules

    Great editorial Grant!

    This reminded me of the demise of my checklist. I used to think database tuning was a matter of checking off items on my checklist, in order, as...

  • RE: Democratizing the Microsoft MVP Award

    Interesting thoughts Tony!

    Recently, MVP nominations were opened to the public. Anyone can now nominate someone for MVP at the public MVP site - you can even nominate yourself.

    :{> Andy

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