BenDay’s SQL Server Utility 2.0

Wednesday, January 10, 2007 around 12 pm mountain time

Just a few nights ago I was cleaning out some older emails, and tripped across a few messages from an old associate of mine — a gifted developer named Ben Day who kicks it up near Boston. I met him while working, among other projects, on an app for Fidelity Investments. Off I went to his blog to see what Ben was up to these days… it turns out quite a bit.

I wouldn’t dream of attempting to introduce NHibernate or n-Tier OOD / OOP in this post; I’ll leave that to Ben. But I did find an extremely useful set of utilities for SQL Server development — BenDay’s SQL Server Utility 2.0. I’ve been writing manual queries of these types for a while, and this proved to be exactly what I was looking for.

Need a SQL 2000/2005 development aid? Grab it. He’s not charging anyone for it… yet. Kudos, BenDay. Thanks much.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 10th, 2007 at 12 pm and is filed under applications, database, people, work.

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