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  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    Eric M Russell (7/14/2011)


    I don't think that knowing from memory the syntax for infrequently used T-SQL statements and admin commands is relevent. However, I do expect a candidate to complete...

  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    Eric M Russell (7/13/2011)


    "I don't know the answer to that off the top of my head, but I could easily look it up in MSDN."

    I agree, that this is...

  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    GilaMonster (7/12/2011)


    TravisDBA (7/11/2011)


    Lee San (7/10/2011)


    I am a newbie in database administration, as much as I try to be honest about what I know/don't know, this is when I couldn't get...

  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    Lee San (7/10/2011)


    I am a newbie in database administration, as much as I try to be honest about what I know/don't know, this is when I couldn't get a job....

  • RE: How Much Is It Worth?

    Good article Steve! When it comes to ethics, I think Mr. Price Pritchett said it best: "You can't put someone else in charge of your morals. Ethics is a personal...

  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    Revenant (7/3/2011)


    TravisDBA (7/2/2011)


    . . . I have never gotten the real answer from an employer during an interview as to why the prior DBA left the position until after I...

  • RE: A Little Interviewing Advice

    "After all, companies lie in interviews almost as much as candidates."

    Which makes asking probing questions about the job environment in the interview generally a waste of time, because they...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    Revenant (6/29/2011)


    Yes, it will depend on one's perspective. If we are talking a single-user desktop RDBMS like access, an in-between hardware-agnostic layer will probably do. As I am on...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    . Even a RDBMS like SQL Server which is built exclusively on Win32/64 executables should be able to retain that functionality regardless of wether it's going from XP to Windows...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    opc.three (6/28/2011)


    IceDread (6/27/2011)


    I know.. but I still think it's a big flaw.

    I am curious...I am not sure what you mean. Maybe it would help if I knew your standard for...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    IceDread (6/27/2011)


    I know.. but I still think it's a big flaw.

    Cars are dependent on gasoline too, but whether that is a big fundamental design flaw or not, is a matter...

  • RE: Archiving

    Jeff Moden (6/25/2011)


    Charles Kincaid (6/24/2011)


    Looking at the work of Clarence Birdseye it is easy to see where one could have frozen product in inventory for over a hundred years. Then...

  • RE: Regular Audit Analysis

    netmikem (6/25/2011)


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    One issue I would like to see addressed in SQL Server audit is to be able to specify a Windows group or user NOT to audit, meaning that every...

  • RE: Archiving

    Charles Kincaid (6/24/2011)


    Travis, I fear that it is fear that drives the resistance. Fear generated by the above. Developers don't want to raise costs by having a data...

  • RE: Phrases that Resonate

    Here is one of my favorite sayings in the IT industry as a whole:

    "Doing a good job around here is like pissing your pants in a dark suit. You get...

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