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Using metadata to drive software is very useful, which means that having clean data and lots of metadata can help create better software.
2021-03-30
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Using metadata to drive software is very useful, which means that having clean data and lots of metadata can help create better software.
2021-03-30
71 reads
One of the interesting things about modern software is how updates are handled.
2021-03-29
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When do we ask for help? It's a tough balance to strike between asking too soon or waiting too long.
2021-03-26
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2021-03-25
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With many of us working in a distributed fashion, Steve wonders if things have changed for the process flow you follow.
2021-03-22
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Databases don't manage themselves, but Steve sees this as an opportunity, not a problem.
2021-03-20
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Today Steve asks about the tools you use for your job and if they help or hurt your productivity.
2021-03-19
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Spending time on low value tasks isn't often worth the cost for highly paid employees.
2021-03-18
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Some people think every IT department is unique. While that might be literally true, Steve doesn't think that is actually the case.
2021-03-17
215 reads
The transformation of a way of working is hard, but it's important to realize this is more than just technology. This also includes people.
2021-03-16
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By Steve Jones
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In SQL Server 2025, I have a table (dbo.UserPermission) that contains this data:
UserID UserPermissions 15 23 37What is returned when I run this code:
select bit_count(UserPermissions) as PermissionCount from dbo.UserPermission where UserID = 3;See possible answers