Pulse » Recent Items from 9/14/2009

Welcome!

Pulse has a simple goal: to give you a quick view of what's happening in the SQL Server community.

  • Browse

    Finding interesting content on Pulse is easy – you can drill down to a specific time period (by clicking on the bars of the chart), toggle different types of content on and off, and sort the results by popularity or recency.

  • Vote

    Discovered an informative blog post or a hilarious tweet? Tell the rest of the community about it by voting it up or down. Behind the scenes, our popularity algorithm will make sure it rises to the top of the list.

  • Comment

    When a simple up-or-down vote isn't enough, voice your opinions in a comment. Or check out what others are saying about something you posted or tweeted.

September

  1. 17
  2. 29
  3. 37
  4. 45
  5. 52
  6. 63
  7. 73
  8. 815
  9. 914
  10. 1039
  11. 1112
  12. 123
  13. 134
  14. 1412
  15. 1517
  16. 1610
  17. 1715
  18. 1814
  19. 191
  20. 202
  21. 2112
  22. 2212
  23. 2318
  24. 2412
  25. 2512
  26. 265
  27. 278
  28. 2816
  29. 2924
  30. 3032

14

  1. 12 A1
  2. 10
  3. 20
  4. 30
  5. 40
  6. 50
  7. 60
  8. 70
  9. 80
  10. 90
  11. 100
  12. 111
  13. 12 P1
  14. 12
  15. 21
  16. 30
  17. 41
  18. 51
  19. 61
Home

  1. Select The Most Current Row

    I have seen a lot of questions regarding how to obtain the most current row, for a given grouping.  The type of query is very typical for a one-to-many relationship.  In our example, we will be creating an Orders table and our objective is to find the most recent order ...

  2. Discovering aliases and synonyms

    Configuring a SQL alias My Oracle to SQL Server 2008 migration is going well and is close to wrapping up. In an effort to make the transition as seamless as possible for the users, I wondered what kind of options were available to me to  reuse the known name of ...

    • Type: Entry
    • 9/14/2009 at 8:02 PM
    • Via
    • 0 comments
    • 00 votes

  3. Have I mentioned I'm busy?

    So, yeah. I got a couple things going on.  *Deep breath* site upgrade 3 projects at the job blogging and articles for sqlserverpedia planning sql saturday for january three major trips in the next six months. Plus I think I'd like to learn to play guitar. We're watching ...

  4. Updates to previous posts

    In my posts on virtualization I forgot to mention something. While I did say I was running with the multi-thread option instead of the replay in order option, I left the number of threads at the default of 4. I ran it with 64 threads earlier, but with the replay ...

  5. The Wiki-Witch of the Quest

    “I’ll Wiki you my pretty… and your little script too!!” So I submitted my first Wiki article over at SQLServerPedia: Restoring a User Database to a Different Environment and I have to admit that when I first started thinking about it I was quite concerned about how to do ...

  6. More New SQLServerPedia Bloggers

    The SQLServerPedia Dream Trip to PASS is bringing more SQL Server folks into the blogosphere.  This week, meet our three newest bloggers: John Pertell (Blog) John is a SQL Server DBA in the healthcare field with 9 years of experience.  He’s currently learning more about BI.  He loves golf ...

Home

Pulse is a section of SQLServerPedia that gives you a quick view of what's happening in the SQL Server community.