Why Entry-Level Certs Aren’t Enough to Get You a Job
Ed Tittel has written an excellent post on his blog (IT Career JumpStart) entitled Why Entry-Level Certs Aren’t Enough to Get You a Job. I think that this is an excellent read for anyone who is just starting out in the IT Certification path (including the MCP, MCDBA, MCTS, MCITP, etc path).
Don’t Consolidate Yourself Into Performance Problems
Join myself and David Swanson from Quest Software (and frequent poster on SQLServerPedia.com) as we show you how to identify problematic applications so that they don’t take down all of the other applications on the server at the webcast “Don’t Consolidate Yourself Into Performance Problems”. Attend this webcast to save your consolidation project and to keep your users happy.
Back To Basics: The RESTORE DATABASE Command
The restore database command is what is used to recover a database which has been backed up using the BACKUP DATABASE command. The syntax of the RESTORE DATABASE command is very similar to the BACKUP DATABASE command in many respects. You start with where you are restoring the database from. RESTORE DATABASE MyDatabase FROM DISK=’E:BackupsMyDatabase.bak’ […]
How to configure DTC on Windows 2003
Back in the Windows 2000 days, getting DTC to work was easy. It was setup by default to work. There wasn’t a whole lot of configuration which needed to be done to get it setup correctly. When Windows 2003 was released things got a bit different. All of a sudden DTC wasn’t working by default, […]