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  • RE: What's a Toaster?

    majorbloodnock (2/5/2010)


    I could be missing the point, but it seems to me that a lot of the "toasters" mentioned in this thread aren't toasters so much as wishlist utilities. I...

  • RE: DBCC Timewarp

    lmu92 (2/6/2010)


    CirquedeSQLeil (2/6/2010)


    13 - to be used when target system is more than 1024 miles away (might be safe to turn it on starting at an estimated range of 800...

  • RE: Multi-statement execution

    Best QOTD I've seen for a while. It forced me to think.

  • RE: A Search and Replace Script when Moving Objects from Prod to Test

    I see that the SP uses varchar(max) so the base must be at least SQLS2005, so probably you should not have considered using syscomments, which exists in 2005 and 2008...

  • RE: Concatenating Strings to NULL values

    I think that what is going on here is that the properties of the connection are over-riding the DB option - the connection supporting a QA or SMSS query window...

  • RE: Rotating Keys

    Trouble with this question is that it is oversimplified.

    For passwords there's a need to distinguish between (i) the passwords of individual people, (ii) group passwords, (iii) functional passwords which are...

  • RE: Query cost

    paul.goldstraw (2/15/2010)


    No it isn't, not if you're not clicking a link from an email. The emails contain the author of the question but the question page itself does not, see...

  • RE: Query cost

    kaspencer (1/28/2010)


    However, if you look at an un answered question (next time), you will see that it is actually quite difficult (no doubt deliberately) to read a thread on a...

  • RE: Declarative Data Integrity

    bitbucket-25253 (2/14/2010)


    Isn't that just what I gave in the Explanation? At one time you say the explanation not saying enough and yet you state that MS description you agree...

  • RE: Wildcard

    sknox (2/1/2010)


    To be strict, the source data was a red herring. A where clause shouldn't be based on the data you have, but the data you want.

    In this case, for...

  • RE: Declarative Data Integrity

    bitbucket-25253 (2/14/2010)


    Tom.Thomson

    Yes, it's a good clear question, a correct answer, and an "explanation" which doesn't explain anything at all about why that is the correct answer

    From the reference cited...

  • RE: SQL Server 2008 Policy-Based Management

    Jorge Segarra (2/14/2010)


    Actually to add to your excitement, that line is a little misleading.

    Yes, that's what I meant when I said MS must have forgotten to change...

  • RE: We'll go no more a' tibbling

    mbarrington (1/25/2010)


    While this doesn't invalidate any points made about archaic prefixing practices in people use in DBs, maybe you would be interested in this tidbit on Hungarian Notation...

    http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Wrong.html

    If you skip...

  • RE: We'll go no more a' tibbling

    GilaMonster (1/25/2010)


    The only thing that I use prefixes on are indexes, primary keys and unique constraints. Why? Well, two reasons. They never appear in code (or at least shouldn't) and...

  • RE: Declarative Data Integrity

    WayneS (1/24/2010)


    The explanation, while by itself is accurate, in the context of this question does not really provide an adequate explanation.

    A better explanation might be explaining how, with cascading deletes,...

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