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  • RE: SQL CLR Data Types and Performance

    If you do in-line everything then contrast the execution plan with using a variable.

  • RE: SQL CLR Data Types and Performance

    Hmm. Yes avoiding data type conversions is a good thing. I think that you did some other good things as well. Not repeating "[font="Courier New"]Math.PI / 180.0[/font]"...

  • RE: The Breakfast Plan Goes Awry

    Good point john.fuex.

    The human brain is not good at perceiving steady states. It is good at perceiving deltas. You can demonstrate this with a pair of pliars and...

  • RE: The Breakfast Plan Goes Awry

    So I put some pen to paper. Well no I didn't. I keyed into the calculator.

    $8.00 for 20 people = $160.00 per week.

    Times 52 is $8,320.00 per year.

    Divided...

  • RE: Archive Backups

    It could be that people are forgetting about CE. Take our Sales and Delivery Force automation (part of our Scout Suite). Our main database sits between the client...

  • RE: Archive Backups

    There are lots of ways to deal with this. There are tons of cheap tools that, when used together, can handle this quite well. I can get a...

  • RE: Bad Database Design

    YSLGuru (6/15/2010)


    Charles,

    Don’t get me wrong on this b/c I am definitely not against change, I just am not change for the sake of change or when it’s because someone wants...

  • RE: Bad Database Design

    YSLGuru (6/15/2010)


    MANAGEMENT - The problem (from personal experience) is that far too foten the managemnt or decission makers are often programmers themselves and unless they have at least a respect...

  • RE: Bad Database Design

    Eoin (6/11/2010)


    We had a BI project once where I had to extract relevant data from a sql 2000 db with (literally) the following naming convention.

    Table1

    Table2

    Table3

    <snip>

    Where to start 🙁

    I worked with...

  • RE: Intersect, Except, Union, All and Any

    The other, and maybe the main, reason for putting conditionals into the join is to make the query more efficient. If you blind join a table then all matching...

  • RE: Where a Rose is not a rose…

    Phil, as for shouting the code across the crowed room you put me in mind of the late Victor Borge. The "Phonetic Punctuation" would come in handy. ...

  • RE: Does the Job Matter To You?

    Sure the job matters. It gives me a chance to use my skill sets to make a difference in the lives of people. Every keystroke that I can...

  • RE: Backup SQL Server to Amazon S3 with CloudBerry Backup

    andy-1011296 (5/13/2010)


    Comments posted to this topic are about the item <A HREF="/articles/Backup/70242/">Backup SQL Server to Amazon S3 with CloudBerry Backup</A>

    Nice article. Well done.

    I was wondering how this stacks up...

  • RE: Backup SQL Server to Amazon S3 with CloudBerry Backup

    alen teplitsky (5/13/2010)


    i haven't done the cost analysis, but for a medium to larger environment i think tape and local onsite backups are cheaper. LTO-4 tape is dirt cheap and...

  • RE: Importance of UPSERT

    Roy Ernest (5/11/2010)


    That peace of code looks like a cross between Insert and an Update... 🙂

    Exactly right. Now notice that all I would have to do is replace INSERT...

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