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  • RE: SQL dba role with limited access/permissions.

    Yes, if one of the fixed roles don't fit the use case exactly, then creating a database role with only the specific granular permissions that each "database...

  • RE: SQL dba role with limited access/permissions.

    There are several fixed server and database roles that grant persmission to a user to perform various admin type operations without being a member of full SYSADMIN. For example: securityadmin,...

  • RE: It's Not Just Poor Coding

    Gary Varga (11/16/2014)


    Could we be looking at this from the wrong way round? Should our languages and components not put security first? Should it be a little harder to make...

  • RE: It's Not Just Poor Coding

    lnoland (11/14/2014)


    Nadrek (11/13/2014)In many cases where the explicit policy says security is valued highly, the actual corporate culture and the actual actions taken do not correspond.

    At my first job out...

  • RE: Double Up During Trips

    Miles Neale (11/14/2014)


    Gary Varga (11/14/2014)


    For once I have to disagree with Miles.

    Efficiency of coding and delivery of business needs go hand in hand.

    Coding efficiency, for me, is maintainable code that...

  • RE: It's Not Just Poor Coding

    Iwas Bornready (11/13/2014)


    Eric M Russell (11/13/2014)


    An interesting SharePoint feature would be the option to restrict user's access to MS Office documents in such a way that they could view /...

  • RE: It's Not Just Poor Coding

    Gary Varga (11/13/2014)


    Eric M Russell (11/13/2014)


    An interesting SharePoint feature would be the option to restrict user's access to MS Office documents in such a way that they could view /...

  • RE: It's Not Just Poor Coding

    An interesting SharePoint feature would be the option to restrict user's access to MS Office documents in such a way that they could view / edit / save them, but...

  • RE: Double Up During Trips

    When I first saw the title "Double Up During Trips", I thought it was going to be a post about how to save money by doubling up on the hotel...

  • RE: Double Up During Trips

    We've seen all before. That legendary appplication that was conceived, coded and put into production within two weeks. The developer gets a pat on the back and the project is...

  • RE: Missing members in a table.

    Using a text editor like NotePad++, isolate one of the records that didn't insert, compare it to other records that did, and see if there is a pattern in the...

  • RE: Double Up During Trips

    Of course batching up SQL operations is generally more efficient than processing them synchonously one at a time, especially if we're talking about inserts. For example a developer may build...

  • RE: Pay It Forward

    But like I said earlier, it's not enough to provide employees with training. The training has to be relevent and within the context of a comprehensive plan to keep the...

  • RE: Pay It Forward

    Gary Varga (11/11/2014)


    Mile Higher Than Sea Level (11/10/2014)


    ...Too-Big-To-Fail...

    That sums up the issue. The governments (I am particularly looking at the UK & US ones) should have let the banks fail...

  • RE: A Fundamental Security Mistake

    Gary Varga (11/10/2014)


    Eric M Russell (11/10/2014)


    If someone maintains something like financial or protected health information on their PC, then it's best to use a whole disk encryption solution like Microsoft...

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