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Rob Howard and Frans Bouma still are. And I guess, I am now too. Let's summarize a few of the facts from these counter points: Any form of pre-compilation or cached query plan arguments are moot betweem SQL and Procs. Rob has some outdated information
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The other day I blogged about which version of TFS RTM to install since only the Trial and Workgroup editions are available on MSDN as of today. Today I thought I'd blog a few thought about a common upgrade scenario: Upgrading Team Foundation Server Beta
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You may have noticed that Team Foundation Server is now RTM and available on MSDN Subscriber Downloads. The standard version is not technically available yet but it's a licensing/pricing issue, not a technical one. If you are eager to get going now, your
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Scott's an awesome blogger that I watch almost as closely as my inbox. He's an entertaining writer/speaker, but more than anything - the stuff I get from his blog helps, truly helps. Not only do I read whatever he has to say, I use his site for repeat
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[ Via Guy Barrette ] Wanna save 10% on VSLive Toronto? http://www.ftponline.com/conferences/vslive/2006/toronto/ Then use this code when you register: TGUYB
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This video is not exactly new, but new to me. This is only funny because a) it's true, and b) Microsoft made the video .
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Fellow MVP Claudio Lassala will be speaking at the Houston .NET UG March 9th from 6:30-8:30pm , on one of my favorite topics: Language INtegrated Query (LINQ).
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One of my readers was watching the DNRTV episode I did on LINQ recently and had this question: At some point, when you're explaining object initializers and anonymous types, you say something regarding extension methods, like how they could be used with
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I'll be speaking at the Chicago .NET Users Group in Downers Grove on March 15th Stay tuned for details.... http://www.cnug.org/Default.aspx?tabid=31
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