2023-05-05
90 reads
2023-05-05
90 reads
Handling a budget can be an interesting experience for many technical professionals. Today Steve wonders if you treat this differently than your budget at home.
2021-02-26
107 reads
Today Steve asks if there are things you might wish your employer would do for you this holiday season.
2020-11-27
99 reads
2020-10-10
125 reads
Are top notch programming skills innate or can they be learned? Janet Wong takes a look at the skills and capabilities of great programmers in this essay.
2008-05-15 (first published: 2007-07-03)
20,964 reads
This article deals specifically with insider threats to IT describing how IT professionals are implementing the necessary products, policies, and procedures to reduce insider threats and provide the necessary reporting for regulatory compliance.
2007-01-24
2,933 reads
We have hosted a number of articles on various aspects of being a DBA, but we have usually focused on production or development DBA. New data warehousing DBA Janet Wong brings us a look at another type of DBA, the data warehouse DBA and the skills they need.
2006-12-14
9,452 reads
You may find this shocking, but some IT people lie on their CV. Richard Morris offers a rare glimpse into the dark underworld of the people tasked with rooting out the CV fraudsters.
2006-11-03
3,591 reads
In the past, it was common for an employer to work with their employees and pay to keep their skills current. While this still happens, in this age of high employee (and employer) turnover, many companies are more circumspect about how much they will spend to keep their employees keep up-to-date. At the end of the day, it is your responsibility to make sure this happens and there are many good reasons why you should strive to do so and many ways in which you can do it.
2006-03-09
3,546 reads
You can just hear it now: At the table down the hall, there’s a group of people having, (as it seems to you) yet another academic discussion on the merits of third-normal form and the structure of primary keys. You’ve heard many discussions like this before — it all seems so pointless. After all, doesn’t it just boil down to “create table” commands and a bunch of DDL? You mastered all that in your first DBA class. What could be so hard?
2005-10-31
3,688 reads
By Steve Jones
My slides are here: VCS Primer Denver 2023 This was an overview of what...
By Steve Jones
The Future Data Driven 2023 virtual conference is coming on Wednesday, September 27. Register...
By Steve Jones
A few years ago SQL Prompt added a command palette to let you search...
All, In attempts thinking that I am smarter than your average bear, I attempted...
CREATE DATABASE dbsubjects; CREATE TABLE tblstudent( ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, TheName Varchar (100), TheAddress...
We have about 20 SQL Servers. We use Net backup or Native backup for...