About Jeremiah

I'm a senior database administrator with Cass Information Systems, a SQL Server MVP, director-at-large with PASS, and I also help out with my local chapter and the Application Development virtual chapter.

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Get Your Learn on in June!

There is, once again, a lot of great content coming out of PASS this month. The best part is: it’s free!. Check out what’s coming up:
Introduction to SSIS
with Ryan Fonnett
Tuesday June 9th 12:00pm EST
SSIS is a high performance Microsoft ETL tool that is part of the Business Intelligence Design Studio. It is primarily used [...]

June 3rd, 2009 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: SQL, SQL Server, sqlpass, syndication | One comment

Meet the New App Dev SIG Marketing Coordinator

It’s time to meet the new PASS App Dev SIG Marketing Coordinator: me!
What exactly will I be doing? Well, according to Blythe I will be doing the following:

Work directly with Blythe at PASS HQ to determine marketing strategy of the Application Development SIG
Come up with creative ways to get meeting information and new content out [...]

April 16th, 2009 | Tags: , , , | Category: sqlpass, syndication | 2 comments

Dynamic T-SQL Resources

As a follow up to my Dynamic T-SQL presentation, a list of Dynamic T-SQL resources have been posted on the AppDev SIG page of PASS site. Hit up the link for more info.
When I first started writing dynamic SQL, I had a hard time finding any resources on the topic. If you have any that [...]

April 13th, 2009 | Tags: , , , , , , , | Category: SQL, SQL Server, sqlpass, syndication | Leave a comment

Presenting on March 31

On March 31st at 1PM EST, that’s 10AM to those of you on the West Coast, I will be giving my presentation Dynamic SQL: What’s all the fuss about, anyway? via Live Meeting, courtesy of the Application Development SIG. The presentation will last for approximately 1 hour. Here’s a bit more info to get [...]

March 24th, 2009 | Tags: , , , , , , | Category: SQL, SQL Server, sqlpass, syndication | 5 comments