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I'm a database developer for a CRO that does pharmaceutical and chemical studies. My duties include: designing and building databases, troubleshooting database performance issues, building SSRS reports, installing and configuring SQL Server (2005 and 2008), configuring SQL Server security, configuring SSRS security, and some other stuff.

I also build on-line surveys in PHP using a MSSQL Server 2005 backend for an Economic Development Consulting company.


Jul
3
comment Generate create script for all indexes
@jnk true, do you know of a powershell script for this? I've never done anything with powershell before.
Jul
3
comment Generate create script for all indexes
@caderoux as long as I can run it in SSMS i'm happy.
Jul
3
asked Generate create script for all indexes
Jul
3
answered SQL server indexing foreign keys, covering indexes included columns
Jul
3
answered How to create a summary report that contains other reports?
Jun
18
comment Is there a way to use a SQL Server 2000 database in SSIS 2012?
@billinkc added info
Jun
18
revised Is there a way to use a SQL Server 2000 database in SSIS 2012?
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Jun
13
asked Is there a way to use a SQL Server 2000 database in SSIS 2012?
Jun
8
awarded  Constituent
Jun
8
awarded  Caucus
Jun
7
comment Why is the page life expectancy 0 (zero) on SQL Server 2005
weird, double checked your code on my prod server and it seems to work fine.
Jun
6
comment why do SSRS reports run longer for a particular user
Have you tried having the same user execute the report from a different machine using their same credentials?
Jun
6
answered SQL Server log shrinking Issue
Jun
6
comment Recursive CTE performance
Some sample data would be dandy
May
14
awarded  Taxonomist
May
11
awarded  Yearling
May
7
comment Is Index causing timeouts?
What is happening when the timeouts happen?
May
7
comment Setting up users and admins with schema privileges
definatley can't do this. the application calls the stored procedures by schema.procname. by moving the procs to different schemas we completley break the app, and we're getting ready to do a final push to production. hence why i'm trying to clear up security.
May
7
accepted Can you rename or name Reporting Services jobs?
May
7
accepted What is the signifigance of a fillfactor of 20?