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  • RE: Does the Job Matter To You?

    The job does not matter one little bit. It's about making a difference for someone. I get personal satisfaction from seeing someone use an application I developed or helped solve...

  • RE: Control chars in XML

    Nope. You're not alone there. I get errors, too.

  • RE: Control chars in XML

    The point of q QotD is to have some takeaway. I don't see one here. Maybe I'm confused (quite likely), but, the XML comes up with errors and can not...

  • RE: A regression of the art of database development

    Where do agile development practices put the testing? Agile development is supposed to produce results on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Where does testing fit in? With each iteration?...

  • RE: Getting Colorful

    Bradley B (5/7/2010)


    most of mine have been taken, but I have a semi-clean story.

    I was working with the Army on a FileNet project that had a SQL backend. All...

  • RE: Statement evaluation precedence

    Here's a link to similar info:

    http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2009/04/06/sql-server-logical-query-processing-phases-order-of-statement-execution/

    The difference between a logical vs internal implementation of code is moot because we have little control over how the engine determines to run it....

  • RE: Clustered indexes

    I was just reading up on indexes the other day - so, with a little guesswork, I got it right. The only one that I wasn't sure about was the...

  • RE: Good Enough

    Ha. I still do things with good old DOS commands. Powershell is just a rehash of command line processing and scripting. Be it DOS and batch files, VBS, AS400, Unix/Linux,...

  • RE: This Can't Happen

    Tom Brown (5/4/2010)


    Tell us more about your role as 'the BOFH' 😀

    Yes. Please do tell more about BOFH. Like, what does it stand for?

  • RE: Would You Like a Stay Interview?

    sjsubscribe (4/30/2010)


    This is another sign that normal order of things, such as perf eval, annual reviews, peer feedback, and so on are not working. In one organization I worked, we...

  • RE: Bad data import

    Oleg Netchaev (4/29/2010)


    skjoldtc (4/29/2010)


    65533 is a valid unicode number but represents a special replacement character. It is the highest value in the character set. dbowlin makes a good point...

  • RE: Bad data import

    65533 is a valid unicode number but represents a special replacement character. It is the highest value in the character set. dbowlin makes a good point about what values...

  • RE: Regular Service

    Regular auto service is one thing. But, comparing that to SQL Server updates is like comparing apples to elephants; unless you're actually putting oil in your server and rotating the...

  • RE: Date data type

    Good question. The difference between DATE and DATETIME in SQL Server 2008 is important. Thanks.

    The answer 40147 looked familiar to me. It is what I have known to be...

  • RE: DateTime

    Good question. Thanks. 😀

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