Matt Miller (#4) (12/22/2015)

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Hmm that reminds me of some quotes I...

The only practical use for CLR in a data warehouse that comes to mind is perhaps a custom aggregate function.

Eric M Russell (12/23/2015)

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mjh 45389 (12/23/2015)

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I was in a shop at the weekend and they were selling external hard drives as 'Private Clouds'! Things like this are not going to...

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awarnke 39611 (12/22/2015)

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Thank you all for your replies.

Jacob you are correct it is a virtual environment. We tried giving priority to the processors, but not much change. We...

It depends on what they're planning to use CLR functions for.

Have you confirmed how many CPU are visible to SQL Server? This could be limited by licensing or configuration.

http://www.eraofdata.com/how-many-cpus-can-sql-server-use/

GilaMonster (12/22/2015)

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Why? Parallel execution is good, it means SQL's using resources effectively to return results quickly. A parallel query is...

Remotely hacking another driver's Bluetooth component system is a way cooler and less violent way to express road rage than pulling out a handgun. 🙂

Remember the story about the 5 year old kid who accidentally discovered he could hack through XBox user authentication by padding the password field with a spaces?

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/04/tech/gaming-gadgets/5-year-old-xbox-hack/index.html

Ivanova (12/21/2015)

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Slightly off-topic; while working for a large financial institution, I was approached by one of the security team. He was a highly-paid and allegedly very security-savvy contractor. His request...

Ed Wagner (12/21/2015)

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Eric M Russell (12/21/2015)

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I think the whole concept of a 'SA' account is a bad idea, because essentially it's an account which has full access and which can...

Let me guess... the table is 100 GB, there are twenty foreign key dependencies, and they want it deployed to production before Christmas? 😛

If the new columns are required by the business and there is a 1x1 normalized relationship between them and the original table, then add then to the original table. What...