Matt Gordon (b|l|t) is hosting this months TSQL2SDAY which is on the topic fixing an old issue/problem with shiny new toys. I am really happy about this topic, as it offers the opportunity to display not only the short comings of earlier versions, but also the progress made by the SQL Server team. Story Line […]
Category: Programming
Last Time I Had a Whale of a Time!
… and now it seems I am going back 🙂 Today I got note from the team behind SQL Saturday Dublin, that my session on Azure IoT, Raspberry PI and Windows 10 Core has been selected. This is really both an honor and a privilege. I am truly humbled by the selection and have immediately begun […]
Speaking at #SqlNexus – May 2017
I received notice last night, that the program committee has selected my abstract for the SqlNexus event coming up in May. The event itself is the biggest SQL related event in Denmark (maybe in the Nordics) and was visited by over 500 attendees last year. There was a ton of great sessions, pre-cons and community […]
Looking back at my 2016 Community Engagement
2016 was one of my most productive years in terms of blogging (34 posts), public speaking at several SqlSaturdays as well as UG’s (meeting some great people out there), community engagement and session selection committee for SqlSaturday, SqlNexus and Pass Summit. I certainly hope to improve my efforts and engagement in 2017, but I am also well aware, that this […]
T-SQL Tuesday #85- SSAS(MD) Backup Galore
This months T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Kenneth Fisher(b|l|t) and the invitation is found following this link. T-SQL Tuesday was started by Adam Machanic (b|t), and this is the SQL Server community’s monthly blog party, where everyone is invited to write about a single common topic. This time, the topic is Backup (and Recovery). Admitted, […]