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  • RE: Keyboard Hardlines

    TomThomson (8/11/2016)


    It seems to me that wireless keyboards are OK in individual offices (and in hotel rooms, which was the first case I looked at way back in 2002 or...

  • RE: Scary Deployments

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/21/2016)


    Stephanie Giovannini (7/21/2016)


    I don't understand why code re-writes cause so much fear, both among developers and management. It's the code equivalent of cleaning out the...

  • RE: Have You Designed a Database from Scratch?

    roger.plowman (6/27/2016)


    Sean Redmond (6/27/2016)


    What's the point of having DBAs if people believe that ORM tools will do it all?

    Veeam does backup and point-in-time restores.

    It seems to me that one side...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Sean Lange (6/14/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (6/14/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/14/2016)


    BrainDonor (6/14/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (6/14/2016)


    I am seriously considering removing my LinkedIn profile all of a sudden. I did not join to be marketed to. According...

  • RE: Duplicates and ROW_NUMBER ()

    Eirikur Eiriksson (6/9/2016)


    Matt Miller (#4) (6/9/2016)


    I will say that ROW_NUMBER() is a dangerous tool to use when trying to deduplicate data. It's dangerous in that unless the ORDER BY you...

  • RE: Duplicates and ROW_NUMBER ()

    I will say that ROW_NUMBER() is a dangerous tool to use when trying to deduplicate data. It's dangerous in that unless the ORDER BY you provide can already provide a...

  • RE: Bias, the Serial Killer of Diversity

    tindog (6/2/2016)


    umailedit (6/1/2016)


    Matt Miller (#4) (6/1/2016)If the two candidates were close (i.e. the rating for both was fairly close) it may be hard to quantify why you prefer one over...

  • RE: Bias, the Serial Killer of Diversity

    umailedit (6/1/2016)


    Matt Miller (#4) (5/31/2016)


    Why? Why do we have to assume anything? You might have see a spark or creativity or a sense of pride in their work...

  • RE: Bias, the Serial Killer of Diversity

    tindog (6/1/2016)


    TheComedian (6/1/2016)


    No diversity in technology? Are you kidding me? Go to Toronto and in the IT department of any major bank, you will see a lot more...

  • RE: Bias, the Serial Killer of Diversity

    umailedit (5/31/2016)


    Matt Miller (#4) (5/31/2016)I find it interesting that the editorial mentioned that no one specifically recognized bias in their conduct, but somehow we are to accept blindly that bias...

  • RE: Bias, the Serial Killer of Diversity

    dietztm (5/27/2016)


    People who say they rarely see bias need to be aware that their lack of perception is not evidence that it doesn't exist. In fact, they are the ones...

  • RE: The New Men of IT

    TomThomson (3/22/2016)


    MiguelSQL (3/19/2016)


    ...

    However... CV had to do more with formal training and resume with experience, IMHO

    No, that's wrong. A "resume" is a misspelling of "resumé" which just means "summary" (without...

  • RE: 0 is equal to zero length string. Can someone explain how this can be?

    Jeff Moden (3/18/2016)


    Matt Miller (#4) (3/18/2016)


    Just because CSV didn't provide a way to notate NULL vs '' (or rather you and your data provided didn't agree on a way to...

  • RE: 0 is equal to zero length string. Can someone explain how this can be?

    Luis Cazares (3/17/2016)


    ScottPletcher (3/17/2016)


    Jeff Moden (3/16/2016)


    Sergiy (3/16/2016)


    Jeff Moden (3/16/2016)


    Lynn Pettis (8/6/2012)


    An empty string is not null, it is a known value (empty).

    I strongly agree. NULL is not...

  • RE: Shredding XML column returns NULL values but correct record count!

    Inline schema tend to refer back to legacy patterns using DTD: the XML defined the content of the document whereas the inline schema defined the layout and formatting. In...

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