On Microsoft's SQL Server Yukon web site, there is a link to Watch SQL Server “Yukon” Demo, described as a “10-minute overview of key features and functionality“. And here we have where developers and management part ways.
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There are a LOT of people that are blogging from the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference this week. I've been reading several of the feeds (thanks to Newsgator) this week and am learning a lot.
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ComputerWorld's 2003 Salary Survey is now available online. The detailed numbers are available after a free registration, but here are a couple of points of interest for the SQLTeam community:
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A few months ago, I was introduced to the concept of RSS feeds by a weekly humor email list that I subscribe to called This Is True. I read up on the idea and learned about this aggregator software that plugs into Outlook called Newsgator.
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Reading through the DBA Overview of Yukon whitepaper that Graz mentions in his blog, there were a few items that really jumped out at me. Here are a few thoughts:
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My name is Mark, and I was a MV (multi-value) database user. It all began when I was in college (late 1980s) and became the IT department for a small company whose business depended on a massively outdated Prime minicomputer.
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Tara's response to this post on SQLTeam got me to thinking about one of my big concerns with Yukon (the upcoming version of SQL Server). Last year, one of the features that was being promoted big-time was the idea that you would be able to use the .
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Come to Seattle! This is currently my home town (okay, I'm not actually in Seattle, but close enough for the purposes of this message). It's beautiful here in the Summer, and we have the PASS Community Summit in November!
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