Monthly Archives: July 2009
Speaking at SQLSaturday #17
I am currently in-transit (or was when I wrote this) to Baton Rouge, Louisiana for SQLSaturday #17. As described so many other places, SQLSaturday events are free, one-day mini-conferences that provide SQL Server training to the local development and IT … Continue reading
Using PowerShell to Determine the Windows Installer Version
I’m going to attempt a short post… Sometimes it’s necessary to determine the version of Windows Installer present on a system. The installation package for new products may be designed to use a feature added to a specific version of … Continue reading
The Best Thing I Learned at a PASS Summit
Just before the contest deadline, I want to share The Best Thing I Learned at a PASS Summit: The PASS Community Summit 2008 was the first conference that I’ve had the pleasure of attending. I was so determined to go … Continue reading
Speaking at the PASS Community Summit 2009
One of my abstracts was selected for the PASS Community Summit 2009! It is an immense honor to get to speak at the conference, and it’s humbling to see my name listed amongst those of so many renowned SQL Server … Continue reading
