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  • RE: LEADing Rows

    paul s-306273 (9/23/2015)


    ...thought MS had made it reasonably easy to determine what LAG and LEAD do. For those using the language it's just plain English.

    The rows that lead the...

  • RE: CXPACKET

    Interesting question.

    I don't much like playing with MAXDOP as first response to an excess of XCPACKET waits. The optimizer isn't stupid but the default value of...

  • RE: Filestream in the Cloud

    New to me too.

    It seems odd that filestream isn't available in SQL Azure databases.

  • RE: The checksum

    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/16/2015)


    A more common scenario would be something like this, given the facts that:

    a) Inserts and update are relatively inexpensive

    b) Data comparison is relatively expensive

    c) Good...

  • RE: The checksum

    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/15/2015)


    robin 66943 (9/15/2015)


    This makes no sense to me. If the checksum is calculated differently, then when the checksums match that will most likely imply the data is different,...

  • RE: Round

    sknox (9/14/2015)


    I think the explanation is just plain wrong.

    I don't see anything which would produce data types or numbers with the precision and scale of (2,1) or (1,1) --...

  • RE: Branching in VCS

    Nice simple question.

    Of course branching is the easy bit. Merging the branches is harder. 😀

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Grant Fritchey (9/8/2015)


    Alvin Ramard (9/8/2015)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (9/8/2015)


    Jeff Moden (9/3/2015)


    Alvin Ramard (9/3/2015)


    Grant Fritchey (9/3/2015)


    Another funny one today. Provided a DMV and a link to the documentation. I was...

  • RE: JSON

    Iwas Bornready (9/8/2015)


    I like the first answer best.

    But "JSON" is 5 or 6 letters too short for that, because with those first four words it has to be a truncated...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    whereisSQL? (9/8/2015)


    Revenant (9/8/2015)


    DonlSimpson (9/8/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/5/2015)


    DonlSimpson (9/4/2015)


    djj (9/4/2015)


    whereisSQL? (9/4/2015)


    djj (9/4/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/3/2015)


    whereisSQL? (9/3/2015)


    eccentricDBA (9/3/2015)


    crookj (9/3/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/3/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    Ray K (9/3/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    Logical

    Spock

    Ambassador

    Brand

    Image

    Spawn

    Worker

    Ant

    Colony

    Settlement

    Country

    Border

    Collie

    Sheltie

    Bichon

    Purebred

    Stallion

    Italian

    Trebbiano Rubiconi

  • RE: What Kind of DBA Are You?

    I was sorely tempted to tick everything except "none of the above", but eventually left out the BI line because it was such a tiny fraction of my time even...

  • RE: The Scientific Method

    Yes, testing (including testing end user reaction to interfaces) and reworking when the tests indicate it's needed is similar to the scientific method. It won't deliver perfect, proven correct,...

  • RE: JSON

    A slightly awkward question, I think, since both the third option and the fourth option are correct with the question phrased as it is. Should really be phrased to...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/5/2015)


    J Livingston SQL (9/5/2015)


    TomThomson (9/4/2015)


    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/3/2015)


    TomThomson (9/3/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    I would definitely attend your presentation on DBCC Timewarp. However, given the topic, expect some serious heckling. 😉

    Those...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Eirikur Eiriksson (9/3/2015)


    TomThomson (9/3/2015)


    Ed Wagner (9/3/2015)


    I would definitely attend your presentation on DBCC Timewarp. However, given the topic, expect some serious heckling. 😉

    Those who have never heard of it...

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