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Volume was very low and difficult to hear, without turning up PC volume to max.
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would like to see more sessions on things to do with SMO...starting from the basics
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excellent !!!! 100%. i loved this demo.
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I figured there would be gauge's, charts, graph's, images, etc. to show some of the metrics. Don't most dashboards have some of these?
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The volumn of this video was very low making it hard to hear. Most of your videos have a good volumn level but it would be nice if the volumn could be regulated somehow so this problem doesn't come up again.
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Very nice. Just starting to learn about SMO.
Any chance that for some of these videos, the code could be offered from a link on the video's page?
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When you said Dashboard, I was expecting something prettier. Basically you gave a lesson in ADO.NET. I'd at least expect charts or, even if you didn't build them in the video, some examples of what you can do with SMO Dashboards.
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nice, excellent tutorial.
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Not enough background was discussed first
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good job...
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Great start in SMO. I am a newb to SMO.
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Great help to explore
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Steve Harrell on
4/19/2011
I've noticed in the entire series Tim doesn't show the necessary includes or using statements. In most cases, it's not hard to figure out but for example working with Agent jobs, you need an additional using statement. For DBAs not familiar with writing C#, that extra info could save quite a bit of time!
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I don't see a video on installing or setting up the SMO references. Visual Studio 2010 defaults to filter out all but the .NET 4 libraries, and I haven't been able to find where the smo dll is supposed to come from. A video on setting up the dll and references would certainly be helpful.
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