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  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    Copilot, if I paste the XML for a query plan, can you give advice?

    Copilot

    Absolutely, I'd be happy to help analyze the XML for your query plan and provide advice!

    Please go...

  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    I have started using CoPilot a lot lately, and I find it very useful for quickly writing the first draft for tasks like PowerShell scripting or creating an Extended Event...

  • Reply To: Unreliable Narrators

    kevin77 wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Most AI chatbots keep the conversations sandboxed, so even if we convince it that it's wrong on some specific topic, it won't remember outside the context of that...

  • Reply To: Is Ransomware Fading?

    Maybe I'm an optimist, but I think what's also happening is that corporations are learning from past mistakes - getting smarter and better when it comes to employee training, security...

  • Reply To: Unreliable Narrators

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Regarding "unreliable narration", that just makes LLMs more human.

    +1000!  I've said that it has the "being human" part pretty much down pat.  I very confidently provides the wrong...

  • Reply To: Limits, Not Goals

    If they are passing in a collection IDs like CustomerID or SKU, then they should consider using a table valued parameter.

  • Reply To: The End of Azure Data Studio

    SSMS could benefit from an integrated extension marketplace similar to what is in ADS and VSCode.

  • Reply To: Extended Event Comfort

    By default on each server, I keep a handful of Extended Event sessions running continuously for occasional performance events like deadlocks, timeouts, CPU pressure, T-SQL errors, long running queries, etc....

  • Reply To: Unreliable Narrators

    Regarding "unreliable narration", that just makes LLMs more human.

     

  • Reply To: Data Debt

    First, "data debt" smells a lot like "technical debt".

    Regarding data warehouses (not to be confused with data lakes), if it's architected based on something like the Kimball dimensional method, then...

  • Reply To: The Era of Cloned Humans

    David.Poole wrote:

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    Early 2000's, someone reviewing .NET observed that "This is going to kill all the cowboy coders"!

    Remember when Hadoop was going to kill off all the data warehouses?

    Remember when...

  • Reply To: The Era of Cloned Humans

    David.Poole wrote:

    ... I've got a friend who had her own business as a travel writer for several years.  Gen-AI has meant she has had to close her business and seek...

  • Reply To: The Era of Cloned Humans

    For corporations who think they can replace their workforce with AI, here is the same concept taken to an extreme. Can the CEO and board of directors also be replaced...

  • Reply To: restore db as db_copy. resolve hardcoded references within procedures to db.

    The short answer is: No, the BACKUP / RESTORE process will not recode any of your stored procedures and views.

    There are SSMS add-ins like Redgate SQL Search that you can...

  • Reply To: The AI Budget Assistant

    Here is something that people need to understand about AI and data analytics in general:

    "The most easily measurable metrics not always the most relevant metrics."

    My thoughts are that worthwhile employers...

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