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  • Reply To: Allowing Failure

    When my kids were growing up, I'd often give them a chance to fail at something in a safe environment just so they would learn to not just take my...

  • Reply To: All I Want for Christmas

    I totally agree with you Steve. While I do enjoy working from home and look forward to doing so permanently, I also long for in-person SQL Saturday events and other...

  • Reply To: Prized PII

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Aaron, I think fax machines and paper were actually more secure than cloud computing.  We used fax machines for decades and never experienced any security issues at all that...

  • Reply To: Prized PII

    Having worked in healthcare for the past 15 years, I fully understand and appreciate the need for data security and privacy. However, I do get frustrated at situations that prevent...

  • Reply To: Your Favorite IDE

    Because I've been working with Redshift, Postgres and DB2 (yeah, don't hold it against me), I've become a fan of dBeaver. I also use it with SQL Server for general...

  • Reply To: Collecting Toxic Waste

    I have to agree with Gamberoni in that explaining a design, code, test, etc. to someone else is very useful. I've often found that when I get stuck, if I...

  • Reply To: What Resets @@ROWCOUNT?

    I beg to differ on the answers. The QOT basically said that all but the SET variable would reset @@ROWCOUNT to zero, however BOL states the following:

    • Statements that make...
  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Not to mention that the drivers there are extremely aggressive. 

    Unfortunately, I've found that every major city has it's share of aggressive drivers. I've been in Indianapolis, Miami, Orlando, Atlanta,...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    So, post-pandemic (which I assume means at some point in the future when this COVID19 outbreak is considered over), will companies start reversing the current trend of remote working?

    Hopefully...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    small towns can have a higher risk of spread than cities

    I'm curious as to how you determined this? If you look at the numbers, it's the larger cities that...

  • Reply To: Moving in the Post Pandemic World

    I've been a remote worker (with a few short exceptions) since 2012. It allowed us the freedom to get into the RV life. We would travel around the U.S. in...

  • Reply To: The New Normal Annoyances

    Ralph Hightower wrote:

    Doctor Who 2 wrote:

    However, working from home has introduced some unexpected problems. In August we had to put down out 13-year-old Black Lab mix. I had hoped that she'd make it...

  • Reply To: The New Normal Annoyances

    I certainly don't miss being in the office. My home office is much quieter without dozens of conversations around me, people walking by, and 100% of my meetings were via...

  • Reply To: How Many Distinct Records

    Well, I missed this because I answered the question from my phone without my reading glasses and misread the number in the last entry. It looked to me to be...

  • Reply To: Remote Work Benefits

    I agree that if companies are going to require people to WFH, they should accommodate them. That's a different proposition than giving them the option and treating it as a...

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