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  • Reply To: What Do We Want to See in SQL Server?

    Here is something that rubs me on a daily basis:

    I hate sprinkling my code with RAISERROR just for the sake of printing status messages, because it's ugly and confusing to...

  • Reply To: Digging into an AI Algorithm

    If the incorporation of AI into healthcare results in higher quality outcomes AND lower cost for the patient, then I'm all for it.

    However, here in the US - I have...

  • Reply To: AI Ethics

    Yes, implementing ethical rules into an AI system is a tricky subject, especially when society in general can't objectively define what is ethical or  even abide by existing codified ethics...

  • Reply To: The Limited Cloud

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    licensing is extra confusing in the cloud. Sometimes licensing is included in an Azure SQL, sometimes not. You could easily be double licensed as not licensed at...

  • Reply To: The Limited Cloud

    This is probably not an availability issue, since cloud providers replicate images and data across regional data centers by default. But I'm thinking that unanticipated spikes in temperature could present...

  • Reply To: The Limited Cloud

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    licensing is extra confusing in the cloud. Sometimes licensing is included in an Azure SQL, sometimes not. You could easily be double licensed as not licensed at all

    Azure SQL...

  • Reply To: The Limited Cloud

    I have a few ideas about how to mitigate the cloud compute shortage.

    For example, when a customer provisions an IaaS VM, the option 'Azure Spot instance' offers a much discounted...

  • Reply To: Conversion failed when converting the varchar value

    Regarding the input parameters @BookID and @StudentID, instead of supplying IDs in the form of a delimited string, consider using table-valued parameters instead. This would make referencing the parameters much...

  • Reply To: Rebooting for a Reason

    I think the ubiquitous advice of rebooting is has mostly to do with the economics of customer support. Attempting to provide a remote customer with step by step instructions on...

  • Reply To: Shared Work Spaces: Hell, Heaven, Both?

    As engineers, we shouldn't view the world in the context of good and evil. Everything (and everyone) is a collection of attributes, each of which are good or bad for...

  • Reply To: Long Term Storage

    I'm not an advocate of cryptocurrency or smart contract applications - but the underlying technology of publicly distributed ledgers and blockchains can be leveraged to protect digital records from disaster,...

  • Reply To: Building a PC

    There may be more PC components, suppliers, and configuration choices today, so the decision tree for building a PC is much more complicated. But then again back in the early...

  • Reply To: Are Cubes Dead?

    I encourage everyone to create a free Snowflake trial account. It includes a shared copy of the TPC-DS sample database that is 100 TB in size with 100 million records...

  • Reply To: Are Cubes Dead?

    It depends. Some users browse the cube directly as a decision support tool, so they can quickly slice and dice measurements across dimensions, so the cube itself is the product....

  • Reply To: The Nightmare Letter

    "With the focus on privacy in the media, and the mishandling of data regularly by companies, I wouldn't be surprised if there are going to be large numbers of requests...

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