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Get a feel for Tech·Ed EMEA 2008

Published 8 August 8 2:25 AM | SSQA.net

Another biggest event in Europe which is Microsoft Tech-ed EMEA : FOR Tech-ed Developers week FOR Tech-ed ITPRO week (the above ones looks familiar and will be applied to all of the Tech-ed conference around the world)...( read more ) Read More...

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Developer Day Scotland - mark your diaries for 10 May 2008 -Delegate registrations are now open!

Published 17 March 8 9:59 AM | SSQA.net

With regard to the subject the delegate registration is now open: To register please visit: http://developerdayscotland.com/main/DelegateRegistration/tabid/69/Default.aspx To see the finalised agenda please visit: http://developerdayscotland.com/main...

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Developer Day Scotland - mark your diaries for 10 May 2008

Published 11 February 8 8:59 AM | SSQA.net

Community events and user groups are very active within the UK. The natural evolution is to bring Developer! Developer! Developer! style conference days to Scotland.Community events and user groups are very active within the UK. The natural evolution...

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Scottish Developers - Gary Short's Favourite Design Patterns

Published 21 December 7 3:59 PM | SSQA.net

If you've heard of design and enterprise patterns and want to find out a bit more... What: Lecture Host: Scottish Developers When: Wednesday, January 16 at 7:00pm Where: CPDC, Glasgow Caledonian University RSVP & More information: http://www.scottishdevelopers...

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Development environment for SQL Server databases, gotchas!

Published 9 November 7 4:35 PM | SSQA.net

Do you have any criteria for your Development Environment within the SQL Server platform? Do you perform end-to-end testing whenever a new hotfix or service pack needs to be applied on the SQL Server? So think about having seperate Database Development...

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