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  • RE: Fast Enough

    xsevensinzx - Friday, January 25, 2019 11:46 PM

    Think it has more to do with the fact our methodologies with the traditional RDBMS...

  • RE: Fast Enough

    I think that when people see SQL Server they see a very visible and huge cost.  I'm finding that even those who you have to squint a bit when they...

  • RE: Versatile or Jack of all trades

    She sounds the ideal person to work in an agile team.  It sounds like the manager in this story is the one who needs to raise their game.  What I...

  • RE: Badly Trained AI

    I think people lose sight of the fact that AI/ML are just a form of power tool. You wouldn't damn an electric drill for drilling through a pipe.
    One evening...

  • RE: Badly Trained AI

    xsevensinzx - Thursday, January 10, 2019 8:35 AM

    I work in advertising myself. Got to remember that when you think about all...

  • RE: Badly Trained AI

    Eric M Russell - Thursday, January 10, 2019 6:56 AM

    David.Poole - Thursday, January 10, 2019 2:08 AM

  • RE: Badly Trained AI

    I worked on a personalisation system that affected the sort order of products returned from a search so as to place the products in order of the customer's propensity to...

  • RE: Is Failure Allowed?

    I haven't used SQL Server in a professional context for 5 years but I have used what I have learned from my past life as a SQL Server DBA and...

  • RE: Wishing for a Data Glitter Bomb

    Back in my direct mail days it was standard practise to put seed names and addresses into customer lists so that we could tell if our list was being used...

  • RE: Better Static Code Analysis and Security Scans

    So much of the internet depends on OpenSSL as we found with the Heart Bleed vulnerability. I don't think that OSS is any less or more secure. I've certainly seen...

  • RE: Get Patched If Not Supported

    SQL Slammer hit a lot of stuff behind the firewall.  All it took was one exposed MSDE machine inside the network and it sprawled across the SQL Servers within the...

  • RE: Trust But Verify

    When building a Hadoop stack we ran into a lot of problems with different versions of the components not talking to each other.  That is why Hortonworks, Cloudera and MapR...

  • RE: Trust But Verify

    thierry.vandurme - Tuesday, December 18, 2018 1:21 AM

    I like CLR! Imagine all the possibilities...
    I don't like CLR! Imagine all the possibilities...

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/stairway/105855/ dispels...

  • RE: Spatial Indexing

    jbieber - Monday, October 22, 2018 5:48 AM

    I know this is a few years late but i would like to write...

  • RE: TOP vs Max/Min: Is there a difference?

    The examples are on a clustered index.  Try it on a non-clustered index and also on an unindexed column.

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