I’m on a couple new quests as of this week. One is to find a decent way to performance test SSAS without buying or putting in place large servers similar to what would be used in a production environment. The second is to figure out how to have JavaScript or some code provide the timeline... Continue reading →

Dibs to ScottGu of course. It is released! Continue reading →

In my always continuing efforts to keep up with the coolest frameworks, architecture, and other tidbits, I rolled into these “must review/read” how-to entries from Scott Hanselman, Scott Guthrie, and Brad Abrams. If you are planning to do any ASP.NET/C# MVC work with the latest and greatest go and check em’ out! RSS Feed with... Continue reading →

For all your high tech troubleshooting needs! Ok, here is the theory. I’ve seen it with every decent technical person I’ve ever worked with. The easiest way to troubleshoot something is just to “show” someone what you’re working on, and talk the problem through while you’re doing it. So for all those laptop toting techies... Continue reading →

Often times a date range is used in a where clause with a start date and an end date that are the same. The dates however are entered with the intention of getting that single day worth of data. By default T-SQL will look at that but not give you the full 24 hours worth... Continue reading →