SQL Server News & Information tsql, performance tuning, industry trends, & bad jokes
tsql, performance tuning, industry trends, & bad jokes
This site is maintained by Jason Massie. He has 10 years experience as a DBA and has specialized in performance tuning for the last five. He was recognized by Microsoft as a SQL Server MVP. Jason has spoken at the Professional Association of SQL Server Conference, the North Texas SQL Server Users Group, SQL Connections and TechED. He has worked at Terremark (formerly Data Return) for nearly a decade.
You can contact him at jason@statisticsio.com or 469.569.5965
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If you don't know what twitter is, click here for the wiki entry or here for a nice video primer. In a nutshell, it is blogging meets IM. I like it so I will link to interesting SQL people that I follow.
BrentO - SQL guy from Quest Software - http://twitter.com/BrentO
Denis Gobo - Blogger - http://twitter.com/DenisGobo
Ra - SQL DBA Dev - http://twitter.com/Osolage
CJewel - SQL DBA\Romance Author - http://twitter.com/cjewel
ArcaneCode - SQLSaturday Speaker - http://twitter.com/arcanecode
LLangit - MS Evangelist\MSDN Blogger - http://twitter.com/llangit
JFollas - Blogger - http://twitter.com/jfollas
Greg Low - MVP\Blogger\Podcaster - http://twitter.com/greglow
Richie Rump - Blogger\DBA - http://twitter.com/Jorriss
Jeff Wharton - Blogger\Speaker\Consultant - http://twitter.com/JeffWharton
Chris Randall - SQL Instructor - http://twitter.com/cfrandall
Peter Ward - Aussie SQL guy - http://twitter.com/wardy
RTipton - Developer but knows\works with SQL - http://twitter.com/rtipton
Brad McGehee - SQL Server Performance - http://twitter.com/bradmcgehee
Chuck - SQLServerDVD.com - media mogul - http://twitter.com/chuckboycejr
Punkass - A SQL guy with a sense of humor - http://twitter.com/PunkAss
Rob Farley - Aussie SQL MVP - http://twitter.com/rob_farley
Paul Nielsen - MVP, author, speaker - http://twitter.com/PaulNielsen
Rob Boek - SQL Consultant - http://twitter.com/robboek
Louis Davison - Blogger\Author - http://twitter.com/drsql
Andy Leonard - Blogger - http://twitter.com/AndyLeonard
Lesie Taylor - SQL person hiding as a .NET developer and a SharePoint undercover agent - http://twitter.com/yodamon
Marlon - Blogger\LinkedIN dba group leader - http://twitter.com/MarlonRibunal
Mark Gardner - SQL BI fellow - http://twitter.com/mgarner
I am sure I missed a few. I just scanned 700+ people that I follow. I follow developers, social media people, mySQL people and other who look interesting. So sign up and follow me because if you have read this far chances are, I would like to follow you.
Let me know if I forgot you or comment with your URL if you just signed up.
posted @ Saturday, May 17, 2008 11:48 PM by Arcane Code
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