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  • Reply To: What Keeps You Employed?

    I have used the analogy of medical doctors before to describe the different fields within the computing space. It does help people to recognize that there is quite a bit...

  • Reply To: Strange Sorting

    I thought the same thing initially, but it won't work because DATEPART(mm,oh.OrderDate) is not part of the GROUP BY whereas DATENAME(mm,oh.OrderDate) is.

  • Reply To: Strange Sorting

    Arg! I clicked the wrong one! I got so excited because I new that it would list it by month name yet be in the proper order (month number). This...

  • Reply To: Dos and Don'ts of Dynamic SQL

    Great article Thom! I've been working on a SQL Saturday presentation right along these lines. There were a couple of points that I'd like to include in my presentation with...

  • Reply To: Give Hugs

    This post was a great recognition to those who travel extensively and the impact that it has on them and their family. For a period of time, I figured that...

  • Reply To: Computer Disruptions

    Good morning Steve! When travel becomes a weekly issue with multiple legs on the journey, such scheduling issues can indeed become a major problem. I figured out one time that...

  • RE: How Long is Too Long?

    I tend to agree with Jeff in that the length of the presentation depends on the subject and the required depth of discussion needed for it to be properly understood....

  • RE: Who should have Sysadmin rights?

    Len.Geoghegan - Monday, March 11, 2019 7:18 AM

    Seems to me that a user should have access with minimum privileges through standard login,...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 - Thursday, February 28, 2019 6:52 AM

    Theres the subtle implication that you can't build rube Goldberg machines with SQL and...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    crmitchell - Thursday, February 28, 2019 2:41 AM

    Why does it surprise you that they "now" offer an SQL interface? - remember...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    xsevensinzx - Wednesday, February 27, 2019 11:35 PM

    I understand that, but you have mentioned this numerous times in similar threads. The...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    xsevensinzx - Wednesday, February 27, 2019 6:28 PM

    Sigh, not necessarily. Having that SQL interface on top of the document stores allows...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    I agree that NoSQL environments have their niches and work well within those, I believe that too many problems arise when folks try to use NoSQL environments for problems that...

  • RE: The RDBMS is Often the Right Tool

    What really gets me is that so many of the NoSQL databases now offer an SQL interface. I have seen folks go to great lengths to avoid using a relational...

  • RE: Ensuring Designs have Flexibility

    With Agile's focus on the current sprint, too many folks do not look ahead especially when it comes to database design. Looking forward down the road and incorporating...

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