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  • RE: Super Nerds

    I stopped watching Formula one motor racing a long time ago.  The microanalysis of performance had resulted in cars that made overtaking almost impossible and only a mistake in the...

  • RE: The Best Days

    Yes I have had many technical victories but as someone with Aspergers the best days have always involved success with other people. I've been extremely fortunate in the colleagues I have...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    I have experienced many application rewrites and replatforming over my career. Very few down to obsolescence, most down to the app being replaced having descended into a big ball of...

  • RE: Maintain Your Trustworthiness

    You mean human beings accessing accounts they shouldn't using tools the shouldn't be using in a manner that has not been authorised?  There is legitimate monitoring software to provide governance...

  • RE: What is NoSQL?

    I heard Simon Munroe's presentation when SQL Bits was held in Westminster.  At the time I asked if NOSQL should really be NORDBMS and was told no.  Now that so...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    I find that ORMs are like all tools.  Used properly they work as intended.  I've only seen them used properly in demonstrations, never in real life.

    I always think...

  • RE: The Ideal IDE

    I got on fine with SSMS.  I disliked having to skip across to BIDS to do stuff.  I meant to use the Red-Gate SSMS plug-in project to see if I could...

  • RE: Will Terminators Be Required?

    I work with a number of databases and also database tools.  Some expect a semi-colon terminator, others don't.

    One of the reasons that the NOSQL crowd started adopting a...

  • RE: When someone asks you what you do for work, how do you answer?

    I just say I program computers for 'x' and turn the conversation back to their interests.

  • RE: How much database normalization is enough?

    It depends entirely on the use case.
    If you have a dimensional data mart then it's probably heavily denormalised
    For systems such as SAS analytics they thrive on heavily denormalised...

  • RE: The Challenge of Failure and of Being Unwired

    I've just got back from a 2 week cruise around Scotland, Iceland and Ireland.  I deliberately didn't take any form of electronic device, didn't watch the news, avoided the onboard...

  • RE: Storage that Expires

    Jeff Moden - Wednesday, July 18, 2018 11:22 AM

    Heh... funny thing... those that want to protect themselves keep data...

  • RE: Storage that Expires

    Eric M Russell - Thursday, July 19, 2018 7:00 AM

    I've suggested a few times that SQL Server should have a database or...

  • RE: The Combinations of Software

    This article on using npm packages to steal data pretty much sums up the risks.  I believe the techniques used in the article have recently been

  • RE: The Age of Multiple Databases

    I find a lot of business requirements for data involve testing and experimentation.  They don't know what they don't know and want to explore the data.  They are not yet...

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