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  • Reply To: Enterprise Software

    Mobile apps is another example where many companies fail. Often times, the root of the problem is that an "enterprise application" may be nothing more than a customer facing GUI...

  • Reply To: Do We Need to Learn Linux?

    For a Windows shop, is there any practical benefit, like in terms of licensing costs or performance, for running SQL Server on a non-containerized Linux instance? For example, could anyone...

  • Reply To: Clustered vs Nonclustered Columnstore Update Performance

    MadOwl wrote:

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    Regarding Erics suggestion, thats definitely a nifty idea. In our case, I'd be a bit concerned about the amount of data growth that we would produce this way but...

  • Reply To: Clustered vs Nonclustered Columnstore Update Performance

    Yes, because of the way ColumnStore data is organized, it is great for read performance but poor for write performance. However, the most efficient way to mitigate something (in this...

  • Reply To: Comparing two sets of value sets

    One option is to create a table or view that contains the set of values, and then inner join on col_1 and/or col_b.

    This would abstract the set of values from...

  • Reply To: Move mdf and ldf on separate disks

    Performance has a lot to do with page caching and how much memory has been allocated for use by SQL Server. Logical reads (prefetched from memory) are much faster than...

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    skeleton567 wrote:

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    Eric, maybe I didn't understand your meaning then when you said:

    "so for everyone to mount a flag in their front yard seems to me like a form of virtue...

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    Whatever happened to the emoji feature? Sometimes I feel like we post something and the underlying emotion is taken out of context.

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    I have no problem with the USA flag, but I wouldn't mount it in my front yard, for much the same reason that I only wear...

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    Grant Fritchey wrote:

    Best of luck. If you have some spare time, please build me a tool that easily, simply, and quickly, subsets data for test systems with minimal customization or programming....

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    I have no problem with the USA flag, but I wouldn't mount it in my front yard, for much the same reason that I only wear company branded...

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    skeleton567 wrote:

    I encourage all of you in the USA on here to get a permanent flag pole for your home and proudly display our flag every day.

    ...

    I'm proud of my...

  • Reply To: Happy Birthday USA!

    Flag waving and fireworks on July 4 is perfectly fine. However, it should also be a time for us to reflect on where we stand on keeping the nation unified...

  • Reply To: The Second Half of 2021

    Actually, time was never really frozen for me personally during the pandemic in 2020. Yes, I minimized my face to face interaction with people outside my household, but it was...

  • Reply To: Where Does NoSQL work well?

    Where I work, we have a customer support call center application and also a mobile app where customers can login and look at their account info and payment history. Initially,...

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