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  • RE: Vendor Selection

    GPO (3/27/2012)


    Given that this is a database-oriented forum, the (loaded) question that I'd like to ask is this: What do you want the vendor to supply you in relation to...

  • RE: An Azure Outage

    Data kept in house is at risk. Employees can access things they should not, and people can try to access it externally as well. It all comes down...

  • RE: An Azure Outage

    There is a reason we study history.

    Dave

    True Dave, but most people don't study it two weeks after it happened. Enough time has not gone by yet for the whole story...

  • RE: An Azure Outage

    Too early for the complete post-mortem analysis of this IMHO. Wait at least another month or so until more facts have been gathered and then make a judgement based on...

  • RE: Great Developers

    For me there is one sure way to tell:

    Arrogant bosses or developers focus more on getting than on giving.:-D

  • RE: Great Developers

    Good points Rod. This kind of makes me think of Albert Einstein. He was probably the most brilliant mind the world has ever known, but his own son Hans couldn't...

  • RE: Great Developers

    I would definitely agree, particularly if all they are concerned about is their own job security. Then they don't usually share or document what they do.:-D

  • RE: Great Developers

    Rob Nickolaus-860201 (3/12/2012)


    I would agree that I don't need an egotistical developer on the team. However, that is different than a great developer. A truly great developer does several things...

  • RE: Great Developers

    Self-direction also plays a big part. I knew a developer, nice guy, fairly good developer, not real inventive, not good with the big picture, and not self-directed. He...

  • RE: Great Developers

    Bill Gates once said something to the effect of "A great developer is measured by the size of his/her toolbox." In my words, that simply means a great developer doesn't...

  • RE: Old, but stable

    Evil Kraig F (3/9/2012)


    I'm afraid we're going to have another polite disagreement, Travis. 🙂

    TravisDBA (3/9/2012)


    1. Shop doesn't want to spend the money to upgrade software/hardware

    There's no reason to spend money...

  • RE: Old, but stable

    Five basic reasons (or excuses) that I have seen SQL 2000 still running in shops in the past:

    1. Shop doesn't want to spend the money to upgrade software/hardware

    2. Legacy application(s)...

  • RE: Scaling Out

    Hope: "However I thought over the next 3-4 years it would catch on as we companies looked to scale out their databases to multiple physical servers."

    Reality: "It has a...

  • RE: Zettabyte

    "This profession looks better and better every year"

    Yes, it does. Nothing is stored on paper anymore. Everything is on a database somewhere, and as long as that is the case...

  • RE: Data Compression Double Take

    Just remember that a database encrypted with TDE does not compress all that much.:-D

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