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  • 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...

  • RE: Tips to optimize your SQL statements

    marcia.j.wilson (5/7/2015)


    Eric M Russell (2/10/2012)


    Another scenario is where the developer includes un-needed table joins and returns additional columns that are never referenced by the application or reporting tool. I've even...

  • RE: Finding Problem Code

    Gary Varga (5/8/2015)


    djackson 22568 (5/7/2015)


    ...VB to my knowledge wasn't pushed to replace C++...

    I have seen this in a large number of places with the belief that it was just better...

  • RE: Idempotent

    Bradley Deem (5/7/2015)


    Phil Parkin (5/7/2015)


    'Flashback'. What is that?

    Sorry, Oracle terminology. In SQL Server this would be Snapshot. Regardless, use technology to allow you to rollback to the point in time...

  • RE: Idempotent

    Creating objects is straightforward, but I've found the most problematic DDL deployment scripts are those that alter tables. However, INFORMATION_SCHEMA and SYS tables can be leveraged to determine to current...

  • RE: Idempotent

    Yet Another DBA (5/6/2015)


    Been writing my release scripts like this for years. Like you I didnt know there was a specific term for it.

    As one co-worker said: "write it like...

  • RE: Finding Problem Code

    djackson 22568 (5/6/2015)


    Eric M Russell (5/1/2015)


    djackson 22568 (5/1/2015)


    ...

    I recall a discussion here regarding whether college is useful. This is an area where I think a good education is useful....

  • RE: Idempotent

    For slowly changing reference tables, something like States or ProductCategory, I prefer to maintain the entire collection of inserts bundled into one "idempotent" deployment script. When adding a new row,...

  • RE: Can Auditing Fail?

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


    Eric M Russell (5/5/2015)


    In most scenarios the auditing operation should be done asynchonously, if possible, for performance reasons. But you can't do that if the...

  • RE: Finding Problem Code

    For me, proactive performance optimization is analyzing Estimated Excution Plans within the SSMS Query window, as I'm in the process of writing the stored procedure. Also, I'll querying Actual Execution...

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