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  • Reply To: Stable Marriages Using SQL Server

    Based on the title, I thought this was going to be an article about how to balance SQL Server with spending more quality time with our spouse.

  • Reply To: Knowing What You Don’t Know

    Sharing what we think we know with others (external validation) is a good way to learn what we didn't know before. Even the "resident SQL Server expert" in an IT...

  • Reply To: The Downside of Tool Autonomy

    It can be dangerous for developers to download random tools from internet, especially tools that connect to the database. It needs to be from a trusted source like Microsoft or...

  • Reply To: How Do We Prove Expertise?

    Grant Fritchey wrote:

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    I don't necessarily consider myself a complete [expert] in SQL Server, but that feeling isn't based on any inferiority complex, because I actually don't believe most self professed...

  • Reply To: How Do We Prove Expertise?

    I don't necessarily consider myself a complete [expert] in SQL Server, but that feeling isn't based on any inferiority complex, because I actually don't believe most self professed experts to...

  • Reply To: Let's Fix a Password Problem

    Regarding MFA, this makes your account an order of magnitude more secure, but be vigilant that someone doesn't use social engineering to do a man-in-the-middle attack.

    For example, last year I...

  • Reply To: Favorite Cars

    When I'm in my car, I'm not thinking about the car or how it drives. I do like my 2007 Toyota Camry, because: it's very reliable, requires minimal maintenance, still...

  • Reply To: Great Writers Get Hired

    Rod at work wrote:

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    I have to tell you that if you work with the right recruiter, you don't have to worry about AI HR bots, HR people, or whatever.  A lot...

  • Reply To: Finding Motivation to Learn

    It true that many IT professionals are not motivated to learn. But it's also true that many IT organizations (particularly the larger ones) treat most of their staff like cogs...

  • Reply To: Looking Back at the Year

    "..This was my biggest year, where I flew over 140,000 miles and spent nearly 90 nights away from home.."

    That sounds like an opportunity to read more than handful of books.

  • Reply To: Looking Back at the Year

    tlx91 wrote:

    Hey,

    Reading this made me look back towards my year as well. I recently graduate with my CS degree but got a job in networking at a telecom company. How...

  • Reply To: Server Hardware or Coffee?

    "..dual core 2.8Ghz CPU with 500GB of storage.."

    Maybe it was all a misunderstanding; I'm pretty sure the above specifications were just a request for upgrading the DBA's laptop.

     

  • Reply To: Using the Lightweight Tools

    I understand why data analysts and power users would prefer ADS. However, I still prefer SSMS, because my database development work involves more than just SQL query writing. I'm typically...

  • Reply To: The Evolving DBA

    I don't think there are fewer (nor are there more) journalists today than there were 20 years ago. Bloggers are not real journalists, but they do make their living by...

  • Reply To: The Evolving DBA

    Online trading didn't kill financial advisers, prefab construction didn't kill architects, TV dinners didn't kill professional chefs, blogging didn't kill journalism, NoSQL didn't kill SQL, and DaaS won't kill DBAs.

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