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Skinner's Blog
Oracle provider Beta Available!
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over 4 years ago
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CameronS - MSFT
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As many of you already know, I started my career at Microsoft as the PUM responsible for building the first version of Database Professionals, which was later merged into the VSTS Developer box. I was thrilled to see the announce email ( which I have...
Skinner's Blog
Performance tips using Windows Server 2008 as Workstation
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
CameronS - MSFT
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My team and I do a lot of development on Windows Server 2008. Turns out it is a great workstation environment, but to really squeeze all the performance out of the environment, there are a few things you need to be aware of. This article has a great walk...
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