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  1. July SSSOLV UG Meeting

    This is really late notice – apologies in advance. We will be holding the LV UG meeting July 8th at the same time and same place as usual. 777 N Rainbow, Ste 250. 6:30 PM (officially when we start the presentation) 6:00 PM for meet and greet This month ...

  2. A SQL Quest

    Apologies to all those referenced in this story. No disrespect is meant. I got the idea for this while driving in to work this morning. Perhaps some thoughts are better left un-acted upon. This is not the nerdiest thing I have done, but it ranks pretty close to the top ...

  3. A SQL Quest

    Apologies to all those referenced in this story. No disrespect is meant. I got the idea for this while driving in to work this morning. Perhaps some thoughts are better left un-acted upon. This is not the nerdiest thing I have done, but it ranks pretty close to the top ...

  4. SQL 2008 DTS

    It’s a Bird… No, not really.   It’s just Windows 7.   I have recently upgraded to Windows 7.  I took the roundabout trip to do that going from Server 2003 to Windows XP and then finally up to Windows 7.  Having never used Windows Vista, there were several nuances ...

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