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Monthly Archives: January 2008
JetBrains Sponsors Developer Day Scotland
JetBrains, the makers of ReSharper and dotTrace, have sponsored Developer Day Scotland with 6 bundles of ReSharper and dotTrace to give away as prizes. That’s $550 worth of software to each lucky winner. Developer Day Scotland, based on the highly … Continue reading
A simple challenge
A homework question was posted on a forum recently. As usual it was met with the cries of “We won’t do your homework for you” (We will, of course, help if you get stuck. But don’t expect any assistance without … Continue reading
Creating Many-to-Many joins
A topic that comes up from time to time in forums is how to join two tables together when there is a many-to-many relationship. Typical examples include teachers-to-students or articles-to-tags (to create a “tag cloud”) If you have made any … Continue reading
New Year! New Events!
It is 2008 already! Time really does fly as it only seems like yesterday when I was starting to plan out how to get user group events going in Glasgow and now I’m planning a conference. I’m still in the … Continue reading
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Design Patterns talk by Gary Short
Just a wee reminder that Gary Short will be presenting his excellent talk on Design Patterns on Wednesday 16th January. I don’t just say it is excellent just to encourage you to go, although I do encourage you to see … Continue reading
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DDD6 Feedback
Well, I’ve received the feedback from my session at DDD6 and here it is: Overall: 3.73 Knowledge: 4.13 Presentation: 3.93 Content: 3.4 By the looks of it, the session was quite well received by most people. As you can … Continue reading
Where’s my data? An introduction to Spatial Queries in SQL Server 2008
I’m speaking at the Scottish SQL Server UG on Wednesday 13th February. My talk is on the new Spatial features of SQL Server 2008 (previously code named Katmai) It is reckoned that 80-90% of data has a spatial component to … Continue reading
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Code Project MVP for the 4th Year Running
I just got awarded a Code Project MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award for the 4th year running. Technorati Tags: code project,mvp
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SQL Bits session voting now open
SQL Bits II has opened its sessions for voting now. You can now go here and vote for the sessions you want to see, such as my session on Spatial queries in SQL Server 2008. (You’ll need to log in … Continue reading
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Stats for December 2007
Top 10 posts Position Last Month Title Posting Date 10 7 Chocolate Crunch Cake 04-Aug-2007 9 4 What’s new in Visual Source Safe 2005? 28-Oct-2005 8 8 Visual Studio 2005 on Vista 15-Apr-2007 7 New Entry Getting started with Spatial … Continue reading
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