The Responsibility for Bugs
Today Steve wonders who should be responsible for software bugs, something of which we have no shortage of in our industry.
2021-01-11
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Today Steve wonders who should be responsible for software bugs, something of which we have no shortage of in our industry.
2021-01-11
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The annual Advent of Code challenge is underway, and you can use it to help grow your career.
2020-12-08
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Today Steve looks at legacy systems and the challenges they pose as we try to adapt them to new requirements.
2020-12-05
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2020-11-23
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2020-11-20
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2020-11-18
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2020-10-13
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This week Steve wonders if you're want to tackle an exciting project for a day or a week.
2020-08-28
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This next article in the git series looks at managing powershell code in Git.
2022-04-11 (first published: 2020-08-27)
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Steve doesn't think microservices work with relational databases, but maybe you can convince him otherwise.
2020-08-27
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The partner directory connects your agency with new customers.
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How can I quickly get a CU patch for a system that’s out of...
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hi a peer of mine recalls an error in an edi app that often...
I have created these triggers in SQL Server 2022:
CREATE TRIGGER triggertest_tri_1 ON dbo.triggertest FOR INSERT AS PRINT 'one' GO CREATE TRIGGER triggertest_tri_2 ON dbo.triggertest FOR INSERT AS PRINT 'two' GOI want to be sure that the trigger with "1" runs first. I decide to run this:
EXEC sp_settriggerorder@triggername = 'triggertest_tri_1', @order = 'first'What happens? See possible answers