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  • Reply To: The Conferences of the Future

    Very much with you on the lack of focus thing.

    I'm finding that this is also an issue for me with online meetings.  Unless I am presenting I prefer to take...

  • Reply To: Teams That Ship

    If you look at the agile manifesto it lists the principles in terms of x over y.  For example people and processes over tools and technologies. It is explicit in...

  • Reply To: Teams That Ship

    I'm reminded that DevOps is a culture and culture is the hardest thing to change.

    One of the things I've discovered is that I have more power over my own destiny...

  • Reply To: Teams That Ship

    There is something that is a nagging thought at the back of my mind.

    To achieve a fast cadence of delivery requires a number of disciplines.  Breaking down requirements in a...

  • Reply To: Who is the best person for the job?

    This right on so many levels.  Being the go to person is a recognition of worth.  It can be harmful to you as well.

    You become known for your past and...

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by David.Poole.
  • Reply To: Cursors Without Performance Penalties

    Don't get too comfortable Jeff.  SQL Server on Linux was also a Steve Jones classic April Fool

  • Reply To: When Will Privacy Matter?

    The more privacy is abused the more draconian the resulting regulation surrounding data use.

    To give an analogy using a DBA code review process.  Some people are given a light weight...

  • Reply To: Going Virtual

    As a deaf person I struggle with virtual events as there are less cues as to what is going on.  Much of my brain power is taken up interpreting the...

  • Reply To: What's the Cost of an Hour?

    Don't know what it is today but when I first joined the company a total outage was around £30K/minute

  • Reply To: Updating Certifications

    I find a certification syllabus or learning path extremely useful in prioritising what I try and learn.

    I went through an exercise at my previous place of employment where we restructured...

  • Reply To: Why Containers?

    No Jeff, we do it that way to ensure enforced  consistencyfor all data engineers, abstracting the docker process, making sure that any engineer can run the test/build on their laptop.

  • Reply To: Why Containers?

    We have template Python projects so that the start of any Python development has a big head start

    • Virtual environment build (venv)
    • Test framework install with sample test
    • Library install
    • ...

  • Reply To: The Panjandrum Conundrum

    I've requested that BCP be capable of exporting in Parquet format.  I think a widely used compressed format would be of great benefit and sidestep all those irritating CSV type...

  • Reply To: The Developer Arguments for Stored Procedures

    I can tell you that if you migrate to a DB platform with no stored procs or equivalent your world becomes one of pain.

    Instead of nicely orchestrated work in the...

  • Reply To: The Developer Arguments for Stored Procedures

    I was a developer long before I became a DBA.  I went on the two original SQL 6.5 courses.  I realised that the ability to write stored procedures made my...

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