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August 30, 2006
A Database Breach
We've discussed data breaches here before, but here is one where the data breached was in a database.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 10:58 AM
August 29, 2006
Data Breaches Cause Firings
It looks like some IT executives are paying the penalty for presiding over data breaches... but is that the proper approach to take?Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 9:26 AM
August 25, 2006
Agile Shmagile
My thoughts on the whole "agile" movement.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 12:32 PM
August 22, 2006
A Database Metablog?
This blog of blogs offers an interesting way to keep up-to-date on what is being said in the blogosphere regarding database management.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 10:57 AM
August 21, 2006
My Favorite Oracle Books
I am by no means an expert on Oracle, but I like to keep up-to-date on all of the most popular DBMSes so I regularly obtain and read all types of technical books. Today, I'll share with you my list of favorite Oracle books.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 11:11 AM
August 10, 2006
SHARE in Baltimore Next Week
A reminder about a great conference and a warning about airport security.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 11:34 AM
August 9, 2006
Update on DBA Salaries
An update on salaries from Enterprise Systems.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 11:03 AM
August 8, 2006
VA Loses Another Laptop
No, even though it may seem like it, this is not old news. Yet another laptop goes missing at the Veterans Administration.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 9:19 AM
August 7, 2006
A Data Quality Initiative
In this blog entry I share a recent Q A exchange on data quality.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 3:10 PM
August 2, 2006
The Data Commandments
A couple of months ago I threatened to produce a list of data commandments, and today, I make good on that threat.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 11:44 AM
August 1, 2006
Relational Still Matters
Have you noticed that relational "technology" is taking a beating these days? With new "data models" purported to be better than relational, it seems that the industry is all too ready to stick a fork in relational.Read more.
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Posted by Craig Mullins at 12:20 PM
