Execute SQL Tasks: Using Stored Procedures

This post is a continuation of the series of posts that we have done in the past on SSIS. You can access those here:DTS vs SSIS, Execute SQL Task Introduction, Running parameterized queries using Execute SQL Task - I and Running parameterized queries using Execute SQL Task - II.

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Obama seeks new wave of derivatives regulations

Obama is seeking a host of new regulations amid a historic meltdown to prevent a future financial crisis.

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Obama seeks new wave of derivatives regulations

Obama is seeking a host of new regulations amid a historic meltdown to prevent a future financial crisis.

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How Much Work Should Washington Put Into Social Media?

The General Services Administration has put out a request for a research firm to look into how the public views Facebook, YouTube, and other social media.

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Twitter Etiquette: Five Dos and Don'ts

Twitter beginners need to understand the rules of etiquette for the service. So before you stick a foot measuring 140-characters-or-less in your mouth, learn how to follow and un-follow, share politely, direct message appropriately, and more.

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President Bush: Automakers to get $17.4B

The Bush administration came to the rescue of the U.S. auto industry Friday, offering $17.4 billion in loans in exchange for concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.

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Obama: A Continued Economic Decline Is Not Acceptable

Barack Obama, addressing the press for the fifth straight day, offered perhaps his gloomiest assessment yet on the current economic situation.

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Auto bailout talks COLLAPSE in Senate, Bill fails.

A $14 billion emergency bailout for U.S. automakers collapsed in the Senate Thursday night after the United Auto Workers refused to accede to Republican demands for swift wage cuts.

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New Deal: Business likes Obama plan

Big business is lining up to support President-elect Obama’s plan to stimulate the economy with the biggest spending spree on roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects since the Eisenhower administration.

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Bailout watchdog confirmed by Senate

Senate drops opposition to Neil Barofsky's appointment as TARP auditor.

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