batgirl (4/12/2013)

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My current environment is not my favorite - large open room with entire management and staff at rows of desks. No eating/drinking in the room.

I have never had...

It's easy....

Where I work mass mailings are done using mail merge in MS Word. We set up a data source on the user PC pointing to the SQL table used for...

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That's funny!

My favorite 'toons were the WB ones with...

I have always loved working with the people for whom I develop applications. I have never "loved" a technology. A technology such as SQL Server is a tool to delivering...

Ha ha ha ha. I didn't even see that WITH was misspelled. :crazy:

Got it right anyway...

So, why not hook the trailer to the truck before loading the manure? The trailer is much lighter at that point.

Tom

G Bryant McClellan (2/15/2013)

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I usually end up doing the technical dirty work in interviews, asking the probing questions to figure out if they candidate actually knows SQL Server or has...

chgn01 (1/9/2013)

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Thanks for all comments. we use aliases in joins. Aliases are not for columns where there is only one column possible. But it is nice to...

Paul describes it the way I've been using it. We have 3 devs and 1 tester. We purchased 4 dev licenses. We can install it and use it on as...

I enjoy a good night of dominoes. That would be frowned upon in the workplace. We do have decorations up.

I'm interested to know what would be considered a "hard part" of the job.

Brandon Forest (12/3/2012)

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@ those who question why to do this. It's very simple, if you don't see the need to do it, don't do it. Questioning why...

Verena_Techie_59 (12/3/2012)

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There are several reasons for congiguous identity keys.

1) It's much simpler to keep ID keys in sync between production and testing systems.

2) Coding can be simpler and more...

My question is why do this? Why would anyone care if there are gaps in an identity field?

Thank you,

Tom