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  • RE: ETL or ELT

    RonKyle - Wednesday, April 4, 2018 5:34 AM

    It is not uncommon that the culprit is poorly designed transformation inside the ETL...

  • RE: Is the DBA Title Dying?

    I would tend to agree.  My remit these days is to look at a number of different data technologies.  There's definitely a role for people who can get down in...

  • RE: ETL or ELT

    Something else that drives the approach is whether those in power think an Enterprise Data Warehouse is a server or an ecosystem

  • RE: ETL or ELT

    In my experience not all ETL tools are created equal.  Ab Initio still blows my mind.  Some of the open-source offerings, well, Ab Initio blows my mind.
    I've seen ETL...

  • RE: ETL or ELT

    We use Apache Spark which reduces the need for ELT.  We wrestle with the "How do you unit test and integration tool?" question.  An awful lot of what we do...

  • RE: SQL Server Authenticated Users, why are we still using them?

    Rod at work - Sunday, April 1, 2018 10:52 AM

    ed.white - Friday, March 30, 2018 1:42 PM

  • RE: SQL Server Authenticated Users, why are we still using them?

    We use hiera to store encrypted settings.  Reading the hiera eyaml file won't do you any good.
    What little AD and Linux experience I have suggests that an app has...

  • RE: SQL Server Authenticated Users, why are we still using them?

    If your application runs on Linux but has a SQL Server back end does anyone know how to get it to use AD?  I know some apps allow it through...

  • RE: Ad Hoc Logs

    qbrt - Friday, March 23, 2018 8:23 AM

    David,
    This parallel you've mentioned is very interesting and as a gut reaction I tend...

  • RE: Ad Hoc Logs

    I am just coming to the end of a book called The Railways.  The Nation, network and people and briefly mentions parallels between the effect of the movement of information...

  • RE: Are You a Traffic Cop?

    If a person behaves a certain way that is perceived to be detrimental I think it is important to ask why.  If Traffic Cop behaviour is deemed undesirable then why...

  • RE: Are You a Traffic Cop?

    Sean Lange - Tuesday, March 20, 2018 7:24 AM

     Most of the time the decision about who can access and maintain data should...

  • RE: Are You a Traffic Cop?

    Who decides where is the line drawn?
    My experience has been that a decision needs to be made  concerning the security of data or a continuity of service issue.  Its...

  • RE: Great Developers Use Source Control

    xsevensinzx - Monday, March 19, 2018 6:29 AM

    But even if you give every developer their own dev environment, still doesn't change...

  • RE: Your Thoughts On In-line SQL

    Using profiler, extended events etc reveals what is being thrown at the DB but not how it is assembled.  How it is assembled is important because you need to know...

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