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  • RE: Naming Is Hard

    One thing I don't believe has been mentioned:

    There are databases I have worked on where the vendor designed the tables so that a column in table B had a different...

    Dave

  • RE: Naming Is Hard

    Iwas Bornready (4/7/2016)


    OK clearly using a bunch of numbers makes little sense. But you can go overboard the other direction too. I think our column names are sometimes too long...

    Dave

  • RE: Naming Is Hard

    J DBA (4/7/2016)


    TMiller 21949 (4/7/2016)

    Not just Colorado.... Cape Coral, FL... although there are exceptions, streets that can get you from Point-A to Point-B (lots of streets cannot do that -...

    Dave

  • RE: Naming Is Hard

    "Either the people in charge of naming weren't creative, or they were very, very lazy"

    Well I don't know if that is fair. Without knowing why they used the names...

    Dave

  • RE: Protecting sa

    ZZartin (3/25/2016)


    djackson 22568 (3/25/2016)


    ZZartin (3/25/2016)


    Hmm... a good password on the sa account should sufficient, I wouldn't want to disable it in the event it's actually needed. And I certainly...

    Dave

  • RE: Protecting sa

    ZZartin (3/25/2016)


    Hmm... a good password on the sa account should sufficient, I wouldn't want to disable it in the event it's actually needed. And I certainly wouldn't want to...

    Dave

  • RE: Protecting sa

    Our SQL Server installs are all for software we have purchased from vendors. Where we can control the passwords we do. At one point some vendors required a...

    Dave

  • RE: On-Time, or Not

    Professionally, I am on time more than 95% of the time. The exceptions are almost always beyond my control - back to back meetings that go over for example....

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    Gary Varga (3/17/2016)


    umailedit (3/16/2016)


    Ivanova (3/15/2016)


    Does Linux spy on its users?

    I don't think so. Since the code is publicly scrutinized any such code will be found out pretty quickly.

    For those...

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    Ivanova (3/15/2016)


    Back to the original topic: coincidentally I decided to finally bite the bullet and upgrade my home laptop last weekend. I've had Win 10 on my work machine for...

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    Gary Varga (3/15/2016)


    GeorgeCopeland (3/15/2016)


    If there is any animosity on my part, it is because Microsoft helped me to raise a family and pay my mortgage. They have done more to...

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    umailedit (3/15/2016)


    GeorgeCopeland (3/15/2016)


    You pay for free services like cloud storage with your usage data. In aggregate this is easy to monetize and I am glad to give it. I trust...

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    GeorgeCopeland (3/15/2016)


    djackson, I seriously do not agree with you. 1) Microsoft has a place in the enterprise. There is no question about that. 2) I have done a ton of...

    Dave

  • RE: SQL Server on Linux

    However I also wonder what the business model is. Are there that many people who want to, or would, run SQL Server that don't want a Windows OS? I know...

    Dave

  • RE: A Sad Story about Upgrading to Windows 10

    roger.plowman (3/15/2016)


    djackson 22568 (3/14/2016)


    umailedit (3/14/2016)


    Is anyone here worried about windows 10 spying on you? It sends stuff to microsoft even after you turn off all the spy options.

    I use...

    Dave

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