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  • RE: Server Hardware or Coffee?

    So instead of the traditional Scope Triangle of Time / Cost / Quality, we may need to now add Coffee.

  • RE: Suspect data in SQL tables

    Rather than SQL Injection (embedding SQL into the URL), it appears that a user is simply pasting javascript fragments into a text field, so it gets saved to your varchar...

  • RE: is anything using the sa account?

    There is a lot to be said for simply disabling the 'SA' account just to see if someone outside the DBA team is crass enough to actually complain.

  • RE: Generating Our Own Bad Data

    kiwood (11/2/2016)


    Eric M Russell (11/2/2016)If IT was providing executive management with reports indicating an unusual spike in the number of new accounts opened and fees generated, then they have done...

  • RE: Generating Our Own Bad Data

    In the case of WellsFargo Bank, what's notable is how many people were involved and pervasive it was across practically all it's regional locations. I'm not sure that putting the...

  • RE: Query to find all procedures that uses functions in the where clause(left operand)

    To help (but not prevent) false positives, you can start by joining SYSTEM_SQL_MODULES.DEFINITION on a set of actual function names rather than attempting to parse the WHERE clause for what...

  • RE: The Forever Technology War

    Rod at work (11/2/2016)


    David.Poole (11/1/2016)


    I read a blog post about a bloke in a coffee shop who was approached by an old man who turned out to have been one...

  • RE: Generating Our Own Bad Data

    One big problem I have with conventional society is that we have way too many people in suits trying to hustle for money and not enough engineers, laborers, and teachers...

  • RE: Generating Our Own Bad Data

    kiwood (11/2/2016)


    I think to even suggest that the IT department could/should have prevented the mess at Well's Fargo is dangerous and perhaps unethical. Consider the news: people who pointed out...

  • RE: The Forever Technology War

    Now that we have SQL Server running on Windows Core and Linux, some of you old-school DBAs will have to get acquainted with command line tools. 🙂

  • RE: Losing Rows

    You have to choose to right tool for the job. Counting vehicles as they pass under a bridge on an eight lane interstate highway is very different than counting financial...

  • RE: Analysis Services Lives On

    Did they mention anything about SSIS being ported to Azure PaaS ?

  • RE: Clownpocalypse and DR

    Gary Varga (10/31/2016)


    Eric M Russell (10/31/2016)


    Forget about Zombies and Killer Clowns, it's far more likely your database server will be subjected to attacks from IoT enabled refrigerators and toilets.

    I could...

  • RE: Emotions and Decision Making

    In most shops, trying to argue with application developers on the issue of proper database modeling and SQL coding is a lost cause. You'll just end up earning a reputation...

  • RE: Analysis Services Lives On

    OLAP tools like SSAS are excellent for specific types of data access patterns and are an order of magnitude better at solving these problems than relational and no-sql database platforms....

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