Tag data access

Meet and Code – Weekend in Review

I spent my weekend in my company’s office. Keep in mind that 1) I’m a consultant and I’m usually at a client and 2) I didn’t get paid. Why would I spend my weekend at work? Meet and Code
What’s the point of Meet and Code? The point is for a bunch of people (developers, DBAs, [...]

Links for the Week of 2009-01-06

SQL Server
Tomorrow’s Microsoft BI Platform Derek Comingore (SQL Server MVP) gives a great overview of the Kilimanjaro release of SQL Server. This is a solid overview of the pieces and parts that will make up the 2010 feature pack release before the release of SQL 11 (in 2011).
Top 10 SQL Server 2008 Features for the [...]

In Re: A default architecture – without stored Procedures

I wrote this today in response to Patrik Löwendahl’s post: A default architecture – without stored Procedures . I figured that I might as well post it up here, too, so that people can comment on my rantings.
You’d be hard pressed to get me to concede that a data access scheme based on stored [...]