Author: Stephen Wynkoop

Editorials

How Do We Handle the Volume?

How Do We Handle the Volume? I read Seth Godin’s blog pretty regularly (me and about a billion other people) and his recent post about volumes of information really struck a nerve. You can read the short post here. The gist of the post is that the incredibly increasing volume of information simply isn’t going to be slowing down any […]

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Database Growth Feedback from Readers

SelectViews Show Craig Utley on the show today with both an interview and special tips for Analysis Services. Also – SQL Server news, the SQL Server tip of the day, SharePoint happenings and more. Watch the show here SSWUG SharePoint Expo – May 28th The May SharePoint Expo from SSWUG.ORG is a free event, open to all. The expo will […]

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What are YOUR Data Growth Trends?

SelectViews Show Craig Utley on the show today with both an interview and special tips for Analysis Services. Also – SQL Server news, the SQL Server tip of the day, SharePoint happenings and more. Watch the show here SSWUG SharePoint Expo – May 28th The May SharePoint Expo from SSWUG.ORG is a free event, open to all. The expo will […]

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Free Virtual Expo: SharePoint – 4 Great Sessions

Accidental DBA Workshop – Register Now! This workshop, by Microsoft SQL Server MVP Stephen Wynkoop will explore what you need to know about running your SQL Server systems. Built specifically for you if you’re looking to get your arms around your servers and managing them going forward, it’s all here. [Find out More Here] [Get The Workshop Outline] [Register] Featured […]

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Surprising SQL Server Security Setup Gotcha…

Featured Article(s) Molecular MDX: Change Across Periods and Periods-to-Date Aggregations, Part 2 Part 2: Understand the basics of comparing periods, and accomplish year-to-date and other time-based aggregations, across the Time dimension. Join author Bill Pearson in a practical introduction to the mechanics of time and the analysis of change from period to period, as well as period-to-date aggregation at multiple […]