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  • RE: The struggle to renormalize data

    If you have known columns represented in fixed width or delimited file there is so little processing to do that it is always going to be fast on any platform.

  • RE: The struggle to renormalize data

    In the old days of receiving data on 1/2" tape the list brokers used to supply the tapes with 1/2 page of A4 telling you the record format, encoding, number...

  • RE: Using Tools that Fit

    In one position I was given a MacBook PRO.  Prior to that I had no experience with Macs other than wincing at the price tag and moving on.  To be...

  • RE: Database Development Made Easy?

    I've found that when working in a team the database and application work immeasurably better, the development goes much faster and deployments go smoother.
    When dealing with remote development teams...

  • RE: Database Development Made Easy?

    jasona.work - Wednesday, August 30, 2017 10:10 AM


    Every time I suggested getting together with someone to take a look with an...

  • RE: Database Development Made Easy?

    For destructive deployments we had an explicit DBA schema so the relevant data could backed up and be rolled back.  The deployment/rollback usually involved some form of sp_rename for the...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    Certainly HIVE gives a sort of SQL called HQL which is based on the MySQL dialect.
    Cassandra has CQL, Aerospike has AQL and Couchbase has NiQL.
    Apache Spark goes for...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor - Tuesday, August 29, 2017 10:34 AM

    Well, keep in mind that NoSQL has meant "Not-Only-SQL" for some,...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    The thing with NOSQL is that it is not a single thing, it's a massive range of things.  Each one is intended to solve a particular problem.  The trick is...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    When I was experimenting with Neo4J I found that consistent performance was a strength.  A 4 hop query seems to take the same amount of time regardless of data volumes

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    There are similarities between Gremlin and Cypher.  I'm not confident to say one way or the other but have noticed the pictorial style of the MATCH statement looks just like...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    I saw recently a paper comparing the performance of Postgres, MySql, Oracle and SQL Server.  As loads got more complex so the difference in performance between the proprietary and the...

  • RE: Jumping Ahead

    I spent some time working through the Vagrant tutorials.  There are a number of pre-canned virtual boxes with all sorts of software as part of the box.  This allows you...

  • RE: Jumping Ahead

    Excellent editorial Steve.  I've spent 3 years playing with all sorts of data technologies and have learned some hard lessons.

    1. There are some fundamental disciplines that must not...

  • RE: Hiring Heterogeneously

    djackson 22568 - Monday, August 21, 2017 8:50 AM

    Jeff Moden - Monday, August 21, 2017 12:22 AM

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