PASS 2008 – Day 3
Posted by: Denny Cherry
Today was a pretty slow day. I spent most of the day kicking back in the MVP room talking to the MVPs and the Microsoft folks. I did make it to a couple of sessions however.
Today was a pretty slow day. I spent most of the day kicking back in the MVP room talking to the MVPs and the Microsoft folks. I did make it to a couple of sessions however.
The sessions from the first day of PASS were great.
Read on for info about a couple of the sessions.
Continued »For those of you lucky enough to make it to PASS, I'll be seeing you at the Kick Off party tonight at the Welcome Reception in Room 6ABC at the event. For those who aren't able to make it, I'll do my best to keep...
The nice folks at the Inland Empire .NET User Group have invited me to come and speak to them. This is a great speaking opportunity for me as they are about 20 minutes from my house. I won't be speaking there until...
Microsoft has now released the the majority of the upgrade exams from SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2008.
Continued »All, I have just been informed that there will be a Lanch Party for the SQLServerPedia.com/Wiki website at PASS on Wednesday the 19th. If you will be attending PASS be sure to swing by Booth 414 (Quest Software's booth) and pick up your party invite. Details for the location are on the...
While dealing with a SQL Server Service Broker issue I needed a quick easy way to see how backlogged the service broker was. So I came up with this little query which is surprisingly effective.
select far_service
A while back I was talking to a Microsoft Support Engineer and he had mentioned that in a high load Service Broker environment such as ours there can be some impressive performance improvement can be achieved by reusing the service broker sessions. The cost of creating and closing a new...
Today is the unofficial launch of the new SQLServerPedia.com Wiki. The official launch for the wiki is during PASS, so you have to go...
Here are the slide decks and sample code from my sessions at this weekends SoCal code camp.
