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Tuesday, 31 December 2013

Happy New Year

Posted on 08:25 by Unknown
Here we are at the end of another year and on the brink of a shiny New Year. Let's take this time to look back on the successes of 2013... and to examine our failures with an eye toward avoiding them in 2014.

Celebrate safely tonight... and let's all meet back here later this week to continue our series on DBA Rules of Thumb!


Happy New Year everybody!
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Saturday, 21 December 2013

Seasons Greetings

Posted on 12:22 by Unknown
Just a short post today to wish all of my readers a very happy holiday season and to let you know that I will not be posting anything new between now and the end of the year...




But be sure to check back again in 2014 as I continue to write about DB2 and database issues that impact all of us!
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