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

    I hear that Bruce Willis is making a 6th 'Die Hard' movie about an aging night shift security guard at Windows Azure data center that gets held hostage by a...

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

    Wayne, I guess what you're saying is that you don't trust your Cloud provider's ISP, because your own local ISP can't be trusted. However, one advantage to geo-location, aside from...

  • RE: Incremental Load

    RonKyle (4/7/2015)


    in the real world this typically ends up being a type 1, 2, or 3 slowly changing insert / update

    How does it end up being a type 3? ...

  • RE: Efficient way to delete historical data

    Maddave (4/7/2015)


    Thanks. I agree there are definitely some improvements that could be made with this design.

    Unfortunately, I cannot implement the delete by hour, well not yet anyway. The machines...

  • RE: Efficient way to delete historical data

    I hate delete operations. I always feel deletes, especially bulk deletes, indicate something is wrong with the database model or ETL design. What I mean by that is: why insert...

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

    If you have some slush money left over in your disaster recovery planning budget, you can play off the fear of executive management by blocking off an entire day to...

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

    Geo-replication and geo-backups are two different things. Every cloud data vendor should have daily or weekly off-site backups that include even the lowest tier customers who arn't paying for geo-replicatation.

  • RE: Matching Column IDs based on field contents

    tomsharp85 (4/3/2015)


    Create Table for CompanyAddress1

    ...

    I don't think an insert into the names is relevant here.Also I thought of splitting the address tables into 3 as in total there are more...

  • RE: Converting date column that is a varchar data type to a datetime data type

    As a side note, without a constraint on this VarChar "date" column it will be a constant struggle to get users to enter data consistently and any conversion functions you...

  • RE: Matching Column IDs based on field contents

    tomsharp85 (4/3/2015)


    OK, the names table was a generic way of listing for brevity, the tables are different industry sectors. Yes all of those tables are exactly the same. will your...

  • RE: Large Chunks of Data

    Robert.Sterbal (4/3/2015)


    Eric,

    Are they just afraid of electronic signatures?

    Somewhere in the bowls of every large corporation and government agency, there is at least one gray haired person dedicated to doing this....

  • RE: Large Chunks of Data

    The total number of pages on a report a user wants to scan through hasn't changed in five years. However, there are scenarios where an oranization prints 1,000 page reports...

  • RE: Matching Column IDs based on field contents

    My understanding is that you have a Names table, and then you have an Address table. Actually you have multiple Names tables for some reason, but we'll put that aside....

  • RE: Microservices for Databases

    It seems that most public software engineering discussions revolve around the paradigm of either eCommerce shopping carts or social media. But that's just not applicable to most database applications. They...

  • RE: Truncate table failing (intermittently), no errors presenting.

    cyanes (4/1/2015)


    I have a basic load proc (loading a staging area.) that truncates a target table just before inserting fresh data in said table, all wrapped in a distributed transaction....

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