Back To Basics: Service Broker Contracts
Every Service Broker conversation requires a contract. The contract defines which message type or types will be used, as well as who (sender or receiver) can use which message types. The contract is specified when the conversation is created.
geekSpeak: Spatial Data in SQL Server 2008 with Denny Cherry
On 6/4/08 at noon PST (3pm EST) I’ll be presenting a MSDN Geek Speak session entitled “Spatial Data in SQL Server 2008 with Denny Cherry”. In the session we will explore the new support for spatial data in Microsoft SQL Server 2008. I will also be talking about managing huge SQL Server databases, and answer your questions […]
SoCal Code Camp is coming up
The SoCal Code Camp is coming up shortly (June 28th and 29th). I’ve just finished posting my abstracts on the site for all to see. I’ve tagged them all with SQL Server to make them easier to find. I’ve currently got about 6 sessions on there. I’m crazy I know. If you aren’t in Southern […]
A very strange Service Broker and TempDB problem
So, a little while ago I was having a major problem at work that I’d like to share in the hopes that someone else finds this information useful. (When I was having this problem, Google wasn’t able to find anything for me.) The symptoms that we were having in a nut shell was that the […]