Roy Ernest (5/27/2009)

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If you hold the nose underwater, wont it get water into its lung ?

You really blew away that saying... It was a good saying not any more......

You might have problems trying to run Diff and Log at the same time. Offset one or the other by something like 15 minutes, and you'll be fine.

Three different...

Lynn Pettis (5/27/2009)

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Roy Ernest (5/27/2009)

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That is my point, You, Gail, Lynn,Steve and many others have been saying that this is not be done. These are the consequences. But the same...

I have an outline and structure in mind. Now it's a matter of fleshing it out. Won't be immediate, but should be fast.

Grant Fritchey (5/27/2009)

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GilaMonster (5/27/2009)

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I wouldn't mind giving it a shot, however it's ramping up to the busy time of the year, TechEd in Aug and PASS in Nov, and usually...

Calendar table with holidays in it is definitely the way to go.

The biggest consideration with that is having someone keep the holidays up-to-date, or you end up with...

Nathan Davis (5/26/2009)

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GilaMonster (5/26/2009)

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What you could try is to put the tables that you don't care about into a different database and set it to simple recovery. Doesn't stop logging,...

john.arnott (5/26/2009)

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I...

Damus (5/26/2009)

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I agree its a management Issue.

some other things i would like to see:

- real foreach loops through table rows.

- object oriented friendly organization of stored procs and triggers coz...

Lynn Pettis (5/26/2009)

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I wasn't offended. ...

I seriously doubt anyone was offended....

It's 1NF (first normal form).

It'll work great for a very short while, then start causing all kinds of interesting problems. Interesting, that is, if you consider spending huge amounts...

I've actually seen this before. Don't remember where, but we came to the same conclusion that it's a whitespace parsing thing.

Would make a good QotD submission, Grant.

Damus (5/26/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (5/26/2009)

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Damus (5/25/2009)

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I am just a programmer. Been in the business for over 10 years now, I have changed the way I code so many times, but when...

I've actually operated a database specifically for storing images, and SQL 2000 stank at it, SQL 2005 was okay at it, and SQL 2008's filestream is great at it. ...