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Chief SQL Server Evangelist

Idera is pleased to have Robert join our flock where he will help drive product strategy, provide expert insight to the product development team, participate in SQL Server community events, and share his technical knowledge through blogs, articles and training.

Welcome to Idera, Robert!

Twitter: @sqlsoldier, Website: www.sqlsoldier.com

See What Robert is Doing in the Community

Event:
SQL Saturday		 Date:
4/21/2012		 Location:
Houston, TX		 Session:
Strategies for Working with VLDBs
SQL Saturday 5/5/2012 Johannesburg, South Africa Strategies for Working with VLDBs
SQLRally Pre-Con 5/9/2012 Dallas, TX Demystifying Database Administration Best Practices
SQLRally 5/10/2012 Dallas, TX TempDB: Performance and Manageability

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SQL Rally 2012 Recap and Session Files
SQL Rally 2012 Recap and Session Files SQL Rally 2012 was hosted by the North Texas SQL Server User Group. More tha anything, it was nice to be back in the area where I grew up. I was born in Houston, but I grew up in the Dallas...

Session Files from SQL Saturday #107 Houston
Session Files from SQL Saturday #107 Houston SQL Saturday Houston was a great event hosted by the Houston Area SQL Server Users Group. The event did not have a very large attendence, but those who traded in a beautiful Sat...

SQL Saturday #107 in Houston, TX
SQL Saturday #107 in Houston, TX SQL Saturday #107 in Houston, TX is almost here. I will be leaving for Houston on Friday, April 13, and I’ll be spending the entire week preceeding SQL Saturday #107 in Houston visiting the headq...

Reflections on Leaving Microsoft
Reflections on Leaving Microsoft Several members of my SQLFamily have made adjustments to their career path recently. Several of us got together for #SQLNomz yesterday to celebrate our job changes, though granted, we don’t gener...

Whitepaper: Demystify Tempdb Performance & Management
Whitepaper: Demystify Tempdb Performance & Management There are many misconceptions and myths about tempdb and purported best practices are inconsistent at best. It’s hard to know which advice to follow when ...