Mark D. Scott
   

Mark D. Scott, CTO of software-solution provider Micro Endeavors, is a technical trainer and network integrator in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. He is a Microsoft .NET architect and developer with experience in designing and implementing data-centric, line-of-business applications. He is an MCSE, an MCSD, and an MCDBA and serves as an independent MSDN Regional Director in the greater Pennsylvania district. He is also A+, Network+, and CTT+ certified by CompTIA.
Email address: mscott@microendeavors.com
Web site: http://www.microendeavors.com

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February 2005

Hide Database Changes This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

Maintaining and changing a database schema is hard when you have applications that depend on the original schema. But you can use stored procedures and views to hide your database changes from your applications--and give you a cleaner schema to work with.

SQL Server Magazine

January 26, 2000

Step-by-Step Data Warehousing This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

In this article we will explore in more depth the first steps in the creation of the data warehouse.

SQL Server Magazine

February 2000

7 Steps to Data Warehousing This article is only available to subscribers. Sign up now and get instant access!

Data warehouse systems provide decision-makers with consolidated, consistent historical data about an organization's activities. With careful planning, the system can provide vital information on how factors interrelate to help or harm the organization.

SQL Server Magazine

October 15, 1999

SQL DevCon Draws 700+

More than 700 developers and systems engineers gathered Oct. 1-3 at The Scottsdale Princess in Scottsdale, Arizona, for DevCon 1999 and SQL DevCon 1999.

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