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Tonight I spoke at the SNESSUG user group meeting in Warwick, RI. You can download the slide deck here (this is a 3.5 MB PDF with presenter notes): http://sqlblog.com/files/folders/23423/download.aspx If you attended the talk, please feel free to provide...( Read More...
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[Sorry I have been a little absent over the past couple of weeks. Returning from the Olympics just a little over a week ago meant some busy catch-up and a heavy lead-in to today's event.] Today I spoke at SQL Saturday #33 in Charlotte, NC. My presentation...( Read More...
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Today I presented "Management Studio Tips & Tricks" at SQL Saturday #34 in Waltham, MA. I had an audience of close to 100 (my biggest talk yet!), and unless they were stroking my ego, I achieved my primary goal for the session: to make sure that every...( Read More...
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Just a quick reminder that I will be presenting a Management Studio Tips & Tricks talk at SQLSaturday #34, this Saturday, January 30th at the Microsoft offices in Waltham, Massachusetts. I go on at 9:30 AM. There are plenty of other great speakers,...( Read More...
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I am putting together a presentation on SSMS Tips & Tricks, which I will debut at SQL Saturday #34 . I already have a pretty full slide deck, but I am not the be-all and end-all of SSMS, so in the interest of distributing this information as widely...( Read More...
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For those of you that have been wanting to try out SQL Server 2008 R2, you can download the November CTP of Express here (posted yesterday) and the full version of the November CTP here . This is version 10.50.1352.12. The full version is an evaluation...( Read More...
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Welcome to October! This week I have five SQL Server items to point out to you, and two Connect-specific issues. /*------------------------------------------------------*/ SQL Server /*------------------------------------------------------*/ #331220 :...( Read More...
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In a shared SQL Server hosting environment, there are several problems that can arise when you let your customers use Management Studio to connect and administer their databases. In the typical case, you give them a single SQL Authentication username...( Read More...
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I missed last week because I was having fun up in Canada... mostly without any kind of computer access at all. It was a nice break, but now I'm back in the thick of things again. So this week, I am going to try to beef it up a bit to compensate for last...( Read More...
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I see people complain that IntelliSense (new in SQL Server 2008's Management Studio) is not working. Most of the time, it is for one of two reasons: The object is not in the local IntelliSense cache, since it was created recently. You can fix this easily...( Read More...
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I have had a few occasions where I have been using Management Studio, and am suddenly and bluntly informed by Windows that I am demanding too much of the application. Windows is probably right; and it is only partially due to the fact that SSMS can be...( Read More...
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I have seen many people ask for ways to delete entries from SSMS' "Connect to Server" server name list. The short and official answer is, you can't. There is an unofficial answer, though. Right now you have an all-or-nothing approach. In SQL Server 2005, Read More...
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A few days ago I posted a list of Management Studio issues I hope they will add or fix for the next version of SQL Server (or sooner). Comments there and elsewhere, as well as some afterthoughts, have led me to publish an addendum. Again I will present Read More...
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Inspired both directly and indirectly by fellow MVP Erland Sommarskog, whose programming wishlist I talked about the other day , I have decided to compile a list of my own wish list items, in the same spirit of, "it's never too early." This list is restricted Read More...
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Katmai Management Studio has the Way Cool ability to send T-SQL to multiple servers with a single F5 Execute. Watch the Screencast (4:00). Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it! Read More...
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