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  • RE: SQL Server syntax in one document

    Sean Lange (4/24/2015)


    All of the syntax available for sql server??? Are you kidding??? The document would be too big to read. That is why technet has it across so many...

  • RE: First Episodes

    Michael Valentine Jones (3/31/2015)


    It amazes me when they make a movie of an old TV series that I thought was terrible even when I was a kid.

    Lost in Space

    The Brady...

  • RE: CTE Syntax

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (3/30/2015)


    Koen Verbeeck (3/30/2015)


    Such a bad habit to start a CTE with

    ;WITH

    I hate it 😀

    Nice question though, thanks Steve.

    I agree. I've started to try this:

    ;

    WITH myCTE...

  • RE: CTE Syntax

    Koen Verbeeck (3/30/2015)


    Such a bad habit to start a CTE with

    ;WITH

    I hate it :-D/quote]

    I totally agree! This leads to sloppy code development and debugging nightmares. Besides, it's ANSI standard...

  • RE: First Episodes

    Gary Varga (3/23/2015)


    He had extremely fond memories of it and felt that watching the series again, but a quarter of a century on and though adult eyes this time, would...

  • RE: Limitations of MongoDb

    David.Poole (3/10/2015)


    Years ago I raised the point that NOSQL actually meant NO-RDBMS and got shot down in flames. With the adoption of CQL, N1QL, AQL and lots of things...

  • RE: Limitations of MongoDb

    Andrew..Peterson (3/10/2015)


    cdesmarais 49673 (3/10/2015)


    I currently support Mongo, SQL Server, MySQL, and increasingly PostGres, which offers an interesting hybrid document db datastore on top of a relational db.

    Great, so...

  • RE: Limitations of MongoDb

    It all comes down to this: use the right tool for the right job. NoSQL databases have their uses and function well in that space just as RDBMS databases...

  • RE: SOME rows

    Brian Hibbert (1/30/2015)


    SOME and ANY are operators rather than standalone functions even though they look like functions.

    I believe that this is consistent in style with operators such as IN.

  • RE: SOME rows

    Good introduction Steve! I've never used the SOME function before.

    I think it's also pertinent to point out that the reason all 8 rows returned was because of the use...

  • RE: Getting IT Out of the Data Center

    I have to agree that in most business organizations, the IT department is treated pretty much the same as the maintenance department. It's always seen as a cost center,...

  • RE: Restricted LEFT JOIN

    Yet, not surprising when you consider that the parent table has 1.85M rows, the child table has 7.5M rows, and the validation table has 54K. The indexes were optimized...

  • RE: Restricted LEFT JOIN

    Chris' solution works well in environments with low to medium data volume, but in the very high data volume environment I have it's too slow. I'm considering other alternatives.

  • RE: Restricted LEFT JOIN

    Serg,

    You are correct that it essentially transforms the INNER JOIN into a sub-query.

    SELECT A.Item, B.Descr, C.Color

    FROM (SELECT 1 as Item UNION ALL SELECT 2 as Item UNION ALL SELECT 3...

  • RE: Restricted LEFT JOIN

    serg-52 (1/13/2015)


    OK, may be just filter them in WHERE ?

    Unfortunately, that would filter out rows, not columns.

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