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  • RE: Do You Have Scary Code?

    Jeff Moden (11/10/2015)

    It does, indeed. It sounds like it could become a full time job just keeping such tests up to date almost as if it were an application...

  • RE: Do You Have Scary Code?

    I've done a fair bit of software archaeology and what I have found is that quick fixes are built upon quick fixes. This isn't to imply that this is...

  • RE: The Command Line is Back

    As much of the stuff I use is in the Linux world the command line features heavily in !y day to day role. To be honest it did before...

  • RE: Secret Software Security

    The problem with vehicles is the long fix cycle which in some cases is infinite i.e. won't ever be fixed.

    We've seen the size of the problem that Volkswagen are facing...

  • RE: SQL Injection - The Revenge

    The problem is always convincing the decision makers to make the correct choice:-

    • New shiny ball that will make you look good in front of your boss and peers
    • Thing that you...

  • RE: Positive or Negative

    Of course we are assuming that the use of a flag is the appropriate solution?

    If a flag is for information then I'd use the positive terminology.

    If the flag is for...

  • RE: The Dangers of Travel

    My darkest secrets aren't online.

    In terms of financial information I don't trust much to the Web but it is all pervasive. If you worry about it then you'll drive...

  • RE: Bad Management

    I'm pushing to get Safari Books Online for my team. It seems to have virtually every IT book, loads of technology previews, loads of training videos and...

  • RE: Bad Management

    Buck Woody said "The saddest day of your life is when you realise your staff are better coders than you. The happiest is when you realise it doesn't matter".

    If...

  • RE: Bad Management

    That's beyond bad management that is actually evil.

    I've seen one or two individuals who were more in love with the power games than they were in ensuring team success. ...

  • RE: Bad Management

    Buck Woody said "The saddest day of your life is when you realise your staff are better coders than you. The happiest is when you realise it doesn't matter".

    If...

  • RE: Where should middle tier business logic be stored?

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    There's data logic, process and workflow logic, and interface logic.

    For me this sums it up perfectly. This approach is natural to a multi skilled team.

    The debate gets heated...

  • RE: On Learning from Experience and Misfortune

    I don't write for Sqlservercentral as often as I like but I have started to write up the mistakes I made when carrying out the subject of the articles.

    There is...

  • RE: Deploying tech to the cloud

    Chaos Monkey etc sounds like madness but the more you think about it the more it makes sense. At one time garbage collection sounded like the ravings of a...

  • RE: The Reality of Data Governance

    nigel 69291 (10/11/2015)


    Many people find it difficult to distinguish between the way things actually work, from how it should work, from how they would like it to work. ...

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