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  • RE: An Example of Test-Driven Development

    What a well-written article. I like how you explain things. Also, your writing style is easy to read and the touch of humor keeps me engaged.

    Alas,...

  • RE: Secure Storage

    What a story!

  • RE: Secure Storage

    GSquared: I appreciate your balanced cautionary post. Probably taking the analogy too far, your post sparked these thoughts in me (meant to be somewhat funny):

    But if there is an...

  • RE: Secure Storage

    GSquared: Once again, a very big thank you! I've always believed that in my gut, but never had much to back it up. I'm going to show...

  • RE: Secure Storage

    GSquared: Do you have any references to the studies you mentioned in your previous post? My boss did a search. All she could find was an NSA...

  • RE: Secure Storage

    GSquared: Thanks so much for your comment. One of the things I can't stand is the password rotation requirements at my agency and agencies we have to deal...

  • RE: There Must Be 15 Ways To Lose Your Cursors… Part 2: Just Put It in a S

    CROSS APPLY isn't much more than a fancy correlated sub-query with all of the same advantages and disadvantages...

    Thanks Jeff and Lynn. I knew that CROSS APPLY wouldn't be better...

  • RE: There Must Be 15 Ways To Lose Your Cursors… Part 2: Just Put It in a S

    the vendor has designed their application to force a row-by-row approach because they don't know any better. So as you say, you don't really have a choice other than to...

  • RE: All-Access

    Printing to PDF for most ERD's is pretty difficult to do unless you can finagle some pretty large page sizes for your ERD Images.

    That's interesting. I've never had...

  • RE: All-Access

    What about "printing" as .pdf file? Then you wouldn't need to print it out, everyone can read it, and you would have search/find capabilities.

    Just a thought. ...

  • RE: There Must Be 15 Ways To Lose Your Cursors… Part 2: Just Put It in a S

    I forgot to add that I think this is a well written article. It would be a great intro for beginners who are cursor prone. It is great...

  • RE: There Must Be 15 Ways To Lose Your Cursors… Part 2: Just Put It in a S

    I've always found cursors to be a pain and set-based to be fun. So, I'm no fan of cursors. Also, as soon as I was able to use...

  • RE: All-Access

    On the topic of sharing and printing data models. I am fortunate in that I work for an agency that also does GIS (mapping) work. We have big...

  • RE: Giving Back

    "Young" people looking for a way to give back can consider joining their local Active 20-30 club, a service organization that raises money for various children's charities while working to...

  • RE: There Must Be 15 Ways To Lose Your Cursors... part 1, Introduction

    If you saw something like

    ........Select Top 1000000000 Into Numbers

    ........From ProductionTableA, ProductionTableB...

    Would you not be at least a little suspicious?

    /*I couldn't resist jumping into this conversation here. I actually think...

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