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  1. SQL Server SAN Migration

    SQL Server SAN Migration I think this is my 3rd or 4th SAN Migration casued by:  - completely moving data centers  - changing the storage backends to different vendors  - consolidating SANS  - growing to a bigger san to consolidate more There are several different scenarios to consider  1.  Stand alone SQL Servers Instances ...

  2. PASS Summit and SQL Connections

    Summit

    Connections

    As some of you know this year I’m going to my first PASS Summit.  I’m pretty pumped about the whole thing and am looking forward to chit-chatting with all the SQL tweeps that I talk with (either via email or Twitter).  Everywhere I look these days it seems ...

  3. Getting to PASS on the Cheap

    The PASS Summit is coming up in a few months and I bet you’re worried about attending. It costs money; I totally understand that. But there are a lot of ways to go for cheap.

    1. Be a speaker – oh, that deadline has come and gone
    2. Be a chapter leader ...

  4. Getting Started with Variables in SSIS

    I recently had to create an SSIS package that used variables to pass data between procs, and I thought it would make a good topic for a blog post. There are many scenarios as to the how and why to use variables in SSIS, but we’re going to keep ...

  5. PASS Board Nominations


    I think the Professional Association of SQL Server users (PASS) is an extremely important organization for SQL Server DBA’s. Even if you’re not a member, you’ve never attended the Summit, gone to a local chapter meeting, read the magazine (while it was in print), took part in ...

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