Hugh Willoughby-Davis

SQL Insider: Data Mining Goes Mobile

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 08/01/1999

Is there a market for SQL Server lite?

Chicago, Phoenix, or Both?

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 08/01/1999

SQL Insider: Support, Visualization, Verticals, and Visions

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 07/01/1999

Microsoft's new support options are here.

SQL Insider: New Sites Serve Developers

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 06/01/1999

Free online resources for developers are available

Tools and Schools

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 06/01/1999

Microsoft Upsizing Tools 97 update saves you from having to do a two-step process.

SQL Insider

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 05/01/1999

Previously associated only with manufacturing firms, ERP has become an all-encompassing term that describes the integrated flow and control of goods, services and processes down ...

WTS Alert

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 05/01/1999

SQL Server 7.0 's SP1 will reportedly support Windows Terminal Server (WTS). In the meantime, IBM reminds us that DB2 Universal Database (UDB) client will work with Microsoft WTS.

The Next Big Thing

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 05/01/1999

The February-March issue of GartnerGroup's ExecutivEdge (www.ee-online.com) newsletter predicts that "By 2000, 80 percent of Type A enterprises will implement an intranet portal ...

SQL Insider: Hit the Books

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 04/01/1999

Here are must-reads for database aficionados, sizers for SQL Server, and a resource kit update.

SQL Insider: Catch the BI Buzz

By Hugh Willoughby-Davis, 03/01/1999

The business intelligence market heats up, Microsoft offers certification for SQL Server professionals, and database vendors evaluate Java for their products.