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  • RE: Store all in one database instead of one prodcution database and one historic database

    SQL Kiwi (9/13/2011)


    I've seen this done both ways successfully.

    My personal favourite, in many circumstances (and assuming Enterprise Edition) is same database with sensible partitioning/file group/SAN arrangements. Proper configuration can...

  • RE: Unary & Aliases

    Amusing and fairly easy question.

    The misprints in the explanation may have left some people confused. All three alias forms are wrong (1st missing "= <", second and third bpth...

  • RE: Store all in one database instead of one prodcution database and one historic database

    I think you've been given good advice. Often it turns out to be worth putting effort in in order to split historic data from production data, because the advantages...

  • RE: The Apprentice

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (9/12/2011)


    roger.plowman (9/12/2011)


    I keep seeing the chest-pounding developers who claim if you don't know how to implement low-level structures in C (or equally low-level languages) that...

  • RE: The Apprentice

    Jack Corbett (9/9/2011)


    One thing I'd add is a willingness/desire to continue to learn. In my relatively short-time in the industry I've seen plenty of people with 20+ years experience...

  • RE: The Apprentice

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (9/11/2011)


    Tom.Thomson (9/10/2011)


    Hey Steve, are you saying that my gebneration had no serious developers?

    No offense intended, Tom.

    None taken, Steve.

    I should have put a...

  • RE: The Apprentice

    djackson 22568 (9/11/2011)


    Huh?

    First off, there may be hoardes of algorithms to sort, but I laugh when young developers try to tell me how Java can sort faster than the quick...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Gianluca Sartori (9/12/2011)


    If you think that my reply was not called for, I can delete my post.

    Well, actually I can't, but I can ask Steve to do it for me.

    If...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Gianluca Sartori (9/12/2011)


    Tom.Thomson (9/12/2011)


    ChrisM@Work (9/12/2011)


    WayneS (9/11/2011)


    ALZDBA (9/11/2011)


    :sig:

    The one who's name thow shall not state felt the need to kill a forum newbe with ancient history and lousy advise.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1173017.aspx

    The last sentence...

  • RE: Database Collation

    marklegosz (9/12/2011)


    I think those of us who have had the "pleasure" of working with case sensitive collations had a distinct advantage in answering this question.

    But a great question for those...

  • RE: 'create one row from two rows query'

    OK, here is new code. I haven't tested it with cases where the email is missing or the phone number is missing, so let me know if there is...

  • RE: 'create one row from two rows query'

    OK, with proper table definitions and test data it becomes clear that there are multiple lnkphone records per patient. I had assumed only one. New code to follow...

  • RE: add a column and if else the select statement?

    OK, I made some guesses at table definitions, as follows:-

    'create table patient (

    dbpatcnt int, dbpatfirstname varchar(30),dbpatlastname varchar(30), dbstatusid int)

    create table lnkphone (dbkeycnt int, dbphoneid...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    ChrisM@Work (9/12/2011)


    WayneS (9/11/2011)


    ALZDBA (9/11/2011)


    :sig:

    The one who's name thow shall not state felt the need to kill a forum newbe with ancient history and lousy advise.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1173017.aspx

    The last sentence says it all...

  • RE: Database Collation

    Thomas Abraham (9/12/2011)


    cengland0 (9/12/2011)


    I got it right but for the wrong reason. The reason specified was for case sensitivity but I thought of other reasons it wouldn't run. ...

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