I was riding the Light Rail Transit in Manila,Philippines a couple of days ago and couldn’t help but overhear a bunch of merchandise staff who are responsible for sales in one of the biggest malls in Asia. What’s notable about their conversation was the fact that they were discussing how to strategically position the products […]
>I have long waited for this feature as I got used to Visual Studio’s debugging feature where you can simply put a breakpoint beside a code line and hit the debug button. SQL Server Management Studio now has a Debug button together with the Execute button (except that in Visual Studio, your F5 key would […]
>I’ve just confirmed my hotel booking for TechEd Asia 2008 and have already started working on my sessions. I will be doing 2 break out sessions – one on SQL Server 2005 disaster recovery and one on Windows PowerShell. Check out this blog regularly to find out more on what I will be covering for […]
Part of IT Information Library’s change management process is to validate whatever change was made to the IT infrastructure so that if there are some unnecessary incidents that happened because of the change, it can be reverted back. We often follow stringent procedures when it comes to processes without realizing its impact in our day-to-day […]
>I was informed by the owner of the site that my videos have just went live. I’ve spent quite a number of days working on the videos to make sure that subscribers will get as much as they can in their pursuit of learning about SQL Server 2008. I would appreciate your feedback on what […]