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• FAQ: Where can I get SQL Server 2005? (April 2005 CTP update)

  Feeling a bit of Deja Vu? Well, yes, this is about the third time I've run a very similar post but I just noticed that the April CTP for SQL Server 2005 Express Edition is available, so here we go again! New with the April CTP, you can self-nominate in... Posted Apr 23 2005, 12:24 PM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, Events and Community

• FAQ: Where can I get SQL Server 2005? (February 2005 CTP update)

  A frequent question I see on the various news groups goes something like this one: "Is it possible to download SQL Server 2005 for practice? Is there like student edition available for nominal fee? Subscribing to MSDN is very expensive for an individual... Posted Mar 03 2005, 11:06 AM by ktegels with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: SQL Server, Events and Community

• Greg Low shows the value of DDL triggers

  Aussie SQL Guru Greg Low shares a script the prevents changes to a SQL Server 2005 master database. Too cool. Posted Mar 02 2005, 08:04 AM by ktegels with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: SQL Server, Examples, Events and Community

• GoSQLServer March 2005 Meeting Annoucement

  Who: The "Best of the best of the best" from Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Nebraska - Al Zyck and Ravi Thoutireddy What: Overview of BCBSNE's multi-Terabyte, 64bit, SQL Server 2000/Informatica Enterprise Data Warehouse When: 2005-03-17 18:30:00-06:00 (that... Posted Feb 25 2005, 09:41 AM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, Examples, Events and Community

• News on SQL Server 2005 Edition Lineup

  Just in case you've not been watching, Microsoft has announced the MSRP line up for SQL Server 2005 , including a re-affirmation of a what's already been a great story and a huge advance in the position of the product (at least IHMO). First off, SQL Server... Posted Feb 24 2005, 11:04 AM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, Events and Community

• SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition showing signs of life

  Glen Gordon is doing a web cast on it this Thursday. Register here. It should be over before mine (on Reporting Services) if you're interested in both. Posted Feb 22 2005, 10:05 AM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, SQL Server CLR, IIS FTPSVC, Events and Community

• It's Official: Kickstarting Reporting Services on SSWUG

  SSWUG's daily newsletter announced it this morning: Getting Started with SQL Server Reporting Services Our next webcast, all about SQL Server Reporting Services, is just days away. Please register ASAP. Here's the description on this great opportunity... Posted Feb 17 2005, 01:58 PM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: ASP.NET 1.x, SQL Server, Examples, Events and Community

• Are SQL Server 2005 Web Services SOA's friend or foe?

  I've been reading Rocky Lhotka 's posts from today on Remoting , SOA as RPC and Services having tiers . I think he's right about a lot of what he has to say and that got me thinking about SQL Server 2005's Web Services and Service Broker (again). Continues... Posted Feb 04 2005, 02:52 AM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, SQL Server CLR, Events and Community, SQL Server Service Broker

• Microsoft SQL Server Summit 2005: Twin Cities Edition

  How cool is that? A day long SQL Server 2005 lovefest in the Twin Cities ! I gotta imagine they'll be doing these in the other districts too, so go check I'm out. And to my fellow SQL fantantics in the heartland, you'd better show up. Geek Dinner, anybody... Posted Feb 03 2005, 12:44 AM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, Events and Community

• My Crazy Friend Hilary Went and Did It...

  ...a Web cast, that is. See, aside from being one the nicest guys on the planet, Hilary Cotter knows SQL Server Replication. He knows it so well that's he's written a Four-Pound book on topic. And now, he's doing a Web Cast to boot. While I can honestly... Posted Jan 31 2005, 10:39 PM by ktegels with | with no comments Filed under: SQL Server, Events and Community