Denny Cherry
Denny Cherry is an independent consultant with over a decade of experience working with platforms such as Microsoft SQL Server, Hyper-V, vSphere and Enterprise Storage solutions. Denny’s areas of technical expertise include system architecture, performance tuning, replication and troubleshooting. Denny currently holds several of the Microsoft Certifications related to SQL Server for versions 2000 through 2008 including the Microsoft Certified Master as well as being a Microsoft MVP for several years. Denny has written several books and dozens of technical articles on SQL Server management and how SQL Server integrates with various other technologies.
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There is still plenty of time to get signed up for my SQLDay 2012 all day session in Poland this week on Thursday the 24th of May. Below you’ll find a description of the session which I’ll be teaching.
This session will be a two part session in which we will be focusing on two [...]
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On occasion Twitter accounts get hacked and are used to send out spam to other twitter followers, usually via Direct Message. When your twitter account is taken over there are two different things that you need to do in order to get your account back under your control.
The first is pretty ...
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So Microsoft TechEd is quickly approaching. If you wanted to sign up for a pre-con there is still time, and plenty of space left available at both the North America and Europe TechEd pre-cons. These pre-cons are full day long sessions, being presented in this case by Tom LaRock and myself.
In ...
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So the other day I was having one of those days. Nothing was going right, systems just didn’t want to work correctly, and Java had just pissed me off for the last time. To put this into perspective Kris took her laptop into the living room to get some stuff done on it so that [...]
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While installing a clustered SQL Server instance recently I ran across a bit of an annoyance. When I was going through the SQL Installation process I didn’t pay any attention to which node of the cluster currently owned all the disks that I was planning on using for SQL Server. Because of ...
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