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  • RE: Sql server random slow query

    mdsantos (5/13/2015)


    Hi to all,

    In my company we are dealing with a very strange problem in the last couple of week in a SQL 2012 server. And maybe you could give...

  • RE: Documenting with Tests

    Some unit tests are derived from high level assertions (ie: each active sales person should be assigned to at least one but no more than three sales regions), and these...

  • RE: Opening Up Data

    TrailRunner,

    You mentioned training for DB2, MySQL, MongoDB, AWS (EC2 + RDS), Netezza, Linux, and Attunity within the past year. Are all these platforms leveraged on the same project, or do...

  • RE: Opening Up Data

    Iwas Bornready (5/13/2015)


    TrailRunner (5/12/2015)


    I switched to the new job for more learning opportunities, so learning new / different things is very important to me. However, too much of a good...

  • RE: Urgent SQL Developer vs Enterprise edition 2012/2014

    Jeff Moden (5/13/2015)


    Eric M Russell (5/13/2015)


    In addition to the above, unserstand that multiple users may connect to Developer Edition, but licensing requires that each user must have a developer edition...

  • RE: sudden increase in Table size

    Use this to get more detail about the internal storage of your table (clustered index) and non-clustered indexes, which includes avgerage fragmentation percentage and average page density.

    select

    schema_name(o.schema_id)schema_name,

    ...

  • RE: Urgent SQL Developer vs Enterprise edition 2012/2014

    In addition to the above, unserstand that multiple users may connect to Developer Edition, but licensing requires that each user must have a developer edition license, which is about $50...

  • RE: Update takes too long

    Jeff Moden (5/12/2015)


    I love it. A newbie to the forum with just 7 points and already posting million row test tables.

    Welcome aboard, Jason!

    We really should setup a file share...

  • RE: Opening Up Data

    TrailRunner (5/12/2015)


    I switched to the new job for more learning opportunities, so learning new / different things is very important to me. However, too much of a good thing is...

  • RE: Your Cloud Held Hostage – Could It Happen?

    Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are large enough players that they could provide both the cloud database services and the internet infrastructure for high or middle tier business customers. Perhaps some...

  • RE: Your Cloud Held Hostage – Could It Happen?

    Gary Varga (5/12/2015)


    Eric M Russell (5/12/2015)


    I'd be willing to trust the cloud database provider, especially if it were Azure. They understand things like disaster recovery and service level agreements.

    Who...

  • RE: Your Cloud Held Hostage – Could It Happen?

    I'd be willing to trust the cloud database provider, especially if it were Azure. They understand things like disaster recovery and service level agreements.

    Who I don't trust are the...

  • RE: Opening Up Data

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (5/12/2015)


    I think for the DBAs/developers, who perform the ETL stuff, we do need to think about knowing JSON, XQuery, and more to help us transform...

  • RE: best way to grant access to sensitive data

    I'm assuming you want to allow users to query Customers by Email Address, but you don't want to allow them to query Customer email addresses in bulk, and you'd rather...

  • RE: Opening Up Data

    Companies that originate large databases that would be of public interest (FaceBook, Amazon, NetFlix, etc.) do open up their data, but for a number of obvious reasons they prefer do...

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