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  • RE: The Opportunistic Hacker

    I worry about those security provisions that manage to obstruct without securing stuff.

    I've just found out why my Kensington lock doesn't work. The rotating bezel had rotated to the...

  • RE: One Rule, Umpteen Constraints

    When I did the SQL6.5 courses they emphasised the usefulness of binding rules to user defined types.

    It was only later that I realised that tables created with user defined types...

  • RE: The Worst Comments

    With the mitigation that a SQL Proc can only be simplified so far I'd say the need to comment inline with the code probably indicates that code should be refactored.

    comments...

  • RE: Limitations of MongoDb

    I'm in the "this misses the point" camp.

    Lets take transactions as an example. In the relational world a "thing" would be represented by a set of related tables with...

  • RE: Don’t Understand? You’re About to Learn Something

    Nice post Andy. For me this also emphasises that when someone is put in a situation where they don't understand and they seem somewhat aggressive it may be that...

  • RE: No State Based Deployments

    I found that SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare were quite good but the complexities of an environment making heavy use of replication made it difficult.

    I think if you are...

  • RE: Where Do You End Up as a DBA?

    Well so far I've gone through data architecture and now have the title of "Big Data Manager".

    I'm managing a team, engaging with business people, working out new ways of working....

  • RE: SQL Bits and Community Superheroes

    I've been to paid for conferences that weren't worthy to hold a candle to the free Saturday SQLBits events. The enthusiasm and time that is put into these events...

  • RE: Burnout

    Ever come back from leave to find that the absolutely imperative world stopping problem your leave would create seems not to have happened?

    The danger of believing you are not young...

  • RE: The Cost of Switching

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (2/2/2015)[hrI think you'd be surprised at this.

    Absolutely gobsmacked!

    In development I can understand it if it is part of a learning exercise.

    In production...

  • RE: Quintessential Or Elegant

    Maximum effectiveness in minimum effort.....simplest.....

    If you look at well designed well implemented code it looks simple. You'd wonder why it took so long to deliver.

    If you try and develop...

  • RE: The Cost of Switching

    I saw an amazing article on how Oracle would save hundreds of thousands of dollars per year because the tooling was so much better that it took Oracle DBAs 10...

  • RE: Too Large a Workload?

    I'd be fine if it wasn't for the meetings I have to attend and timesheets I have to fill in and worrying about which pot of wooden dollars are going...

  • RE: Deploy the Database First

    There are a lot of practises that have been available for years and this is one of them. Over the past few years I've gone on a bit of...

  • RE: The Cost of Switching

    Andrew..Peterson (1/23/2015) Does anyone remember COBOL?

    Have you seen the contract rates for COBOL programmers!!!!!

    Do I remember COBOL? Everytime I look at a NOSQL document database.

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