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  1. New blog post: Stream and Complex Event Processing from a Relational Guy's Eye http://bit.ly/coGAI0 #cep #streaminsight #mssql #sqlserver

  2. RT @predictivedb: http://predictivedb.com is now in alpha! The #predictive #database allows you to classify and predict using #SQL #machinelearning #RDBMS

  3. SQL Server Database Corruption When you Set the Database Online ...: Microsoft SQL Server RDBMS (Relational Data... http://bit.ly/cVCiAB

  4. no comments - SQL Server Central: November 2009 would have been the 100th birthday of famed management guru, Pet... http://bit.ly/cNG9MW

  5. SQL Server Database Corruption When you Set the Database Online http://goo.gl/fb/CkGl5

  6. Free SQL IDEs Review – SQL Everywhere vs. Toad for SQL Server http://bit.ly/9iuxQ2 :: GWB

  7. New blog post: http://tinyurl.com/29qxbod - Free SQL IDEs Review – SQL Everywhere vs. Toad for SQL Server.

  8. I have just given up on moving this #SQLServer database for tonight. Every method I've tried has resulted in resource errors! #epicfail

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