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  • RE: Data Preservation

    Gary Varga (12/4/2013)


    I disagree so this may make me a valuable source of late 80s/early 90s UK indie music...

    Indie yes. Stock, Aitkin and Waterman not so much.

  • RE: Data Preservation

    This topics emphasizes that if long term retrieval is a required then this has to be designed in from day one.

    I have worked on a project to retrieve data...

  • RE: Is Your Data Relational?

    All technologies were immature once.

    If your data looks like a document then use a document store. When it looks like a relational dataset use a relational store.

    You can get...

  • RE: The Abstract DBA

    I became a DBA because I needed those skills to do what I wanted to do with data.

    I enjoy all aspects of database development and in particular get a buzz...

  • RE: Visitor Parking

    Jeff Moden (11/26/2013)


    Gosh. I believe this is real simple.

    The signs should say that you'll be towed after 2 hours UNLESS you register your vehicle with the folks inside. ...

  • RE: What is SQL Server not good at?

    Depends what you regard as SQL Server.

    1. The relational engine

    2. The column store engine

    3. SS IS/AS/RS

    4. Full-text search

    For me full-text search is disappointing. That is...

  • RE: Runtime Code

    I had a lot of fun building software to auto-generate CRUD stored procedures for reference data. It takes a surprising amount of code to generate relatively simple code.

    The problem...

  • RE: Test Coverage

    Gary Varga (11/14/2013)

    I agree but feel that the reality is that other defects will be noted due to occurrences of such things as missed or misunderstood requirements.

    NSR = None Stated...

  • RE: Test Coverage

    There is a very definite skill in writing a suite of useful tests. You can't approach it as a "check the box" exercise.

    Automated testing allows a huge range of...

  • RE: Effectiveness

    Which features through the generations of Microsoft Office were regarded as a little clunky?

    Early generations of SQLPrompt and SQLRefactor were clunky.

    DBCC was a little clunky.

    Profiler was a little...

  • RE: SQL Server Knockoffs?

    Coming back to this after 4 years the observations I would make is that the world has taken a different path.

    People needed a low cost alternative to Oracle, SQL Server,...

  • RE: Talend vs. SSIS: A Simple Performance Comparison

    There is a large secretive enterprise ETL company whose product is quite possibly the most powerful and easy to use tool on the planet.

    I find with SSIS that when I...

  • RE: The Cloud of Destiny

    Lets suppose you are launching a new line of business. It's a bit of a punt. You hope it will be wildly successful but equally it might not.

    Do...

  • RE: The Cloud of Destiny

    Eric M Russell (10/15/2013)


    Today, in the fall of 2013, how may of us are using SQL Server Azure or EC2 in a production environment?

    I don't mean a database feeding your...

  • RE: Letting People Go Securely

    If I resigned and the split was amicable I'd be expected to work my notice.

    If I resigned and the split was acrimonious I'd want early release from my contract. ...

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