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  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    sing4you (4/26/2011)


    Tom.Thomson (4/26/2011)


    sing4you (4/25/2011)


    borracho

    That would be Borracho the drunken kalinator, wouldn't it?

    It's just the Spanish word for "drunk" (or "drunkard"). I didn't mean any specific borracho (or borracha).

    Google tells...

  • RE: Normalization

    Steven993 (4/26/2011)


    Obviously you don't know what a predicate is, or you'r just ignoring predicate variables. Nice 😉

    I don't understand what you mean. To me a predicate variable is a...

  • RE: Normalization

    David Portas (4/26/2011)


    Now you are being silly. No one said nulls are "evil" or objected to them for "religious" or dogmatic reasons. The objections are about the practical disadvantages of...

  • RE: Normalization

    Steven993 (4/26/2011)


    tabraham 36699 (4/26/2011)

    Ideally, Chris Date's vision of an OO-Relational DB will emerge, with, among other things, a formally defined range for each attribute and an explicit value representing UNKNOWN,...

  • RE: Normalization

    Steven993 (4/26/2011)


    You can't do THAT !!

    You'r changing the predicate. You modified the meaning of the relation !

    That's a totally different relation. That predicate dosen't apply to others proposition.

    Then you disagree...

  • RE: HASHBYTES can help quickly load a Data Warehouse

    wta306 (4/25/2011)


    How do you determine what size to make your VARBINARY field to hold the results of the HASHBYTES function?

    Is it simply a matter of setting it to be equal...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    sing4you (4/25/2011)


    SQLRNNR (4/25/2011)


    Peter Trast (4/25/2011)


    Bacchus

    You missed a few letters between BA and cchus.

    Barrachus (sp)

    borracho

    That would be Borracho the drunken kalinator, wouldn't it?

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    LutzM (4/25/2011)


    GilaMonster (4/25/2011)


    Brandie Tarvin (4/25/2011)


    I noticed the issue last Friday too, but today it's particularly bad. I just received notification for Jeff's last post, which was several hours ago.

    Today's good...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    [Jim].[dba].[Murphy] (4/25/2011)


    Tom.Thomson (4/25/2011)


    768 MPH? I think your confused; we used to work on .7c...

    Ha! Tom, you take me way to seriously. I thought the hyperbole was humorous;...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Brandie Tarvin (4/25/2011)


    On behalf of everyone with alphabet soup sigs (looking at my own @=), just because I have them doesn't mean I'm claiming to know everything. In fact, I'll...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    [Jim].[dba].[Murphy] (4/25/2011)


    GilaMonster (4/25/2011)


    Yesterday I was getting notifications 10 hours late.

    That's probably because since you are so far away; it takes longer for the electrons to get there. They only...

  • RE: OUTPUT & NEWID()

    Very interesting question. Completely wrong answer ("none of the above" is the only correct answer, assuming that the question is actually in English and no some strange language that...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    GilaMonster (4/25/2011)


    He has an obsession with max worker thread setting at the moment. $Deity knows why, it's one of those settings that shouldn't be touched without a really good reason.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1097698.aspx

    Now...

  • RE: Normalization

    Steven993 (4/24/2011)


    When you write Dace, I guess you mean Date.

    I actually own almost every books Chris published. He wrote hundred of pages on NULL topic.

    Maybe I'll come later and write...

  • RE: Normalization

    Steven993 (4/24/2011)


    Tom.Thomson (4/24/2011)


    Perhaps because Dace had to pervert them to get them to fit his strange world view? :hehe::-P

    I don't know Dace's work, but maybe you could explain it for...

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