There I'm 100% imn agreement with you.

Both types of discs are...

Revenant (12/6/2012)

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You cannot make it sound "military": generals do not rise through the ranks. You need a military academy to be promoted that high, and it has been like that...

Revenant (12/5/2012)

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L' Eomot Inversé (12/5/2012)

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When the big media companies get involved, they tend to want whatever will be worst for the consumer, so that stuff wears out/fails quickly or is...

Brandie Tarvin (12/6/2012)

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Hey, all. I don't know if I posted this before or not. If you're interested in writing, I have a special call that opens in February for science...

jdamm (12/6/2012)

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Another two that could come up are:

Þ - the archaic letter thorn - which will come up with 'th' in the select.

ß - the German "Sharp S" -...

It's a nice question.

Hugo raises an interesting point:

Hugo Kornelis (12/6/2012)

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I picked the right answer, but only after thinking about it for a long time - go with...

No, it was the better technology in too many ways, so naturally it lost. 🙂 Just as we had a...

Stefan Krzywicki (12/5/2012)

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hakim.ali (12/5/2012)

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Sure, but if you're loading the old data into the new tables, you can just declare normally and once you've added the data, it'll continue from the...

interesting question.

Nice question apart from teh semi-colon.

Some interesting discussion about the default. BoL contradicts itself firmly here - the SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER page has said the default is ON at least...

Which is the best moonshine? I guess I would vote for peatreek or poitín depending on where I was.

Robert-378556 (12/3/2012)

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SQL Kiwi (12/3/2012)

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It seems you wrote a test script that did not cover the full range of possibilities. Include CHAR(198) and CHAR(230)...

Hugo Kornelis (11/30/2012)

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L' Eomot Inversé (11/30/2012)

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Nor can you claim that by default the candidate key choisen as the target for a foreign key relationship is the primary key, since there...

Hugo Kornelis (11/30/2012)[hrTom, I also have been trying to find when cascading referential integrity was introduced. Like you, I could not find anything conclusive, but I might very well have...

Once I included an identity with increment 0 in one of the questions in a set designed to discover whether job applicants had two brain cells to rub together. ...