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  • SQL Family,  SQLSaturday,  Summit

    Why I Go to Summit Each Year?

    October 11, 2017 /

    This year will be my 6th PASS Summit that I will have attended. Some people have asked me why I still go, and what I get out of Summit that I don’t get from attending and speaking at SQL Saturdays. That’s an easy one for me to answer, but a long answer at that. Networking First and foremost, it’s for the networking. Getting to meetup with so many other like minded people is gratifying. This networking allows you to exchange ideas, war stories, and downright geek out with others that know what you are talking about and don’t have their eyes glaze over when discussing optimizer internals. On top of…

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    It’s time to speak again!

    December 1, 2015 /

    My second time speaking at a SQL Saturday is upon us. This weekend I will be giving my Survival Techniques for a Lone DBA session at SQLSat470 Washington, DC.  Living in Virginia, I am surprised that I’m a first timer to this event. I live only 3 hours away but December is usually crazy with my daughter’s dance schedules and I haven’t been able to attend until now. My session is bright and early as the first session at 8:20 am and going up against some other great sessions. Thankfully they will have an actual barista on hand to make me a much needed espresso. So, if you see me a little…

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    Memory Optimized Tables in SQL Server
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    Resizing Tempdb (When TEMPDB Wont Shrink)
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    DMV’s for the Beginner
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    Hide and Group Columns in SSRS Using a Parameter
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    Change Azure SQL Database Service Level Objectives in SSMS
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    Add DBCC INPUTBUFFER to Your Performance Tuning Toolbox
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    Understanding Columnstore Indexes in SQL Server Part 1
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