Mar 21, 2017 | Consulting, Contracting, SQL Server |
Well I suspect not however I suspect it will likely have a major impact. What has this got to do with SQL and Data I hear you ask? I’m going to provide a little background first. Over the last week or so it has been an interesting political week here in the UK. We had...
Mar 2, 2017 | Career, Contracting, Professional Development, SQL Server, TSQL |
This question gets asked a lot and reoccurs over the years. Do you need a degree to be DBA? I have seen many blogs and posts addressing this question. From recollection, most of the posts I read came down on the side of not needing a university or college...
Feb 21, 2017 | Career, Consulting, Contracting, Professional Development, SQL Server, TSQL |
In my latest learning tree newsletter, I discussed analysing some of the salary survey data that the good folks over at BrentOzar.com collected and made available back in January 2017. The data is very interesting and in my first post on this topic over the learning...
Jan 26, 2017 | DavidP, SQL Server, SQL Server 2016 |
By David PostlethwaiteI have just come back from a successful SQL Saturday in Vienna, Austria where I had 60 people listening to my presentation on SQL 2016 new features.It was interesting how many people still wanted to know about SQL Server 2016 even though it’s...
Sep 27, 2016 | SQL Server, SQL Server 2016 |
It less than week to SQL Relay – a week long SQL conference that is visiting Birmingham, Cardiff, Reading, Nottingham and Leeds. See if you can persuade your boss to let you out to receive some top notch training from industry experts and speakers.David...
Sep 22, 2016 | SQL Server, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2016, SQL Server Training |
My first Learning Tree SQL Server Newsletter that was sent out back in August was titled SQL Server 2016: Keeping up with Technology. In that post I talked about the reasons why some people/organisations may have been or are reluctant to upgrade to the latest...
