Mark Whitehorn has published an interesting article on the register ( http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/08/25/data_dude/ ) taking a look at DataDude

We have 4 webcasts posted on VSTE for Database Professionals. 3 are available on demand right now and the 4th will air on August 30th Available ON Demand Today: MSDN Webcast: Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals (Part 1 of...

A new whitepaper has just posted on MSDN called What Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals Can Do for You Rob Caron talks a little more about this in his Blog Despite having been written for CTP 4 it still applies...

Well, CTP5 is just around the corner. This is essentially our beta release and is so close to done that I can taste it. Cameron has blogged about the new features on his Blog . I am really excited about this release, it means we are almost done and are...

For those of you who havn't see Squidoo it is an interesting experiment to get people to take ownership of organizing the internet :-). Basically you can create Lenses that point to interesting areas on the internet on a specific topic. I have just added...

Administrando e instalando esquemas de SQL Server con Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals In English: Managing and Deploying your SQL Server schemas with Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals Generación de datos aleatorios...

I have just listened to the .NET Rocks show featuring Mary Jo Foley and Darryl Taft ( http://www.dotnetrocks.com/ ) where they have a really interesting discussion about everything Microsoft. and if you havn't heard it then you shold also check out Cameron...

I had an interesting discussion the morning around the divide between developers and DBAs and it got me to thinking about how the seperation came about. If you are in a development or DBA role you will no what I mean when I say Developers and DBAs don...

Hi all Well I am now Married and have returned to the office and have been getting back into the swing of things. The first few weeks back were crazy as we had a number of internal Microsoft conferences to support in orlando and Seattle, but not as...