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  • RE: Does a restored DB bring its virtual file stats with it?

    A database restore performs mass write operations to data and log files, so should we really expect dm_io_virtual_file_stats to be near zero after a restore?

  • RE: best practices for storing ssn?

    Sean Lange (5/19/2014)


    Eric M Russell (5/19/2014)


    Maxer (5/18/2014)


    A company I work with stores all HR data for all past and present employees in a table that has SSN, DOB, address, and...

  • RE: What are you worth?

    Doctor Who 2 (5/19/2014)


    This is the second time, in this thread, that the idea of hiring a recruiter has come up. (It may have been you, Eric, that brought it...

  • RE: best practices for storing ssn?

    Maxer (5/18/2014)


    A company I work with stores all HR data for all past and present employees in a table that has SSN, DOB, address, and full name.

    This sort of sets...

  • RE: Check Constraint Mysteriously Modified

    Is is possible that an SSIS package or some other ETL process can be disabling the check constraints prior to loading tables?

  • RE: What are you worth?

    Doctor Who 2 (5/19/2014)


    OK, I'll drop the "accidental DBA" moniker from my public speaking; I'll just use it here on these forums.

    What recruiters have people had the best experience with?...

  • RE: What are you worth?

    Doctor Who 2 (5/19/2014)


    Very relevant to me, now that I'm being downsized. I've got a fairly good idea what I'm worth, as a senior programmer analyst. But I've got no...

  • RE: Cursors

    One reason why developers write cursor based SQL is because they're attempting to literally re-create the step by step looping and decision based logic of a workflow diagram. Often times...

  • RE: Cursors

    Database engines don't execute T-SQL or PL/SQL; they compile to an execution plan and execute that. For example, in SQL Server two very different looking sql selects, one that references...

  • RE: Failure

    Sometimes a minor failure, more like a temporary set back, results in a re-evaluation of our career, and it is actually becomes the impetus for moving to the next level...

  • RE: Does anyone care that I passed 70-461?

    Most organizational employers expect data analysts to be subject matter experts with some background in SQL, and they expect DBAs to be database/network/ETL/Windows/Linux experts. An exception would be startups, who...

  • RE: Hash Match

    robert.diley (5/14/2014)


    I do have a text in front of me: Fritchey, Grant (2012) SQL Server Execution Plans, 2nd ed.

    From p. 88:

    "we can discuss the Hash Match join operator.

    It occurs when...

  • RE: Byte Me: Storm Cloud

    It's nice that we have cloud computing and database providers that are guaranteeing 99.9% uptime, but who has an internet service provider that can guarantee the same?

    Soon the morning news...

  • RE: No Handwaving Away the DBA

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (5/13/2014)


    I know next to nothing about the technical implementation or bitcoin or even how it work conceptually, but relational databases typically use unique key constraints to prevent events...

  • RE: No Handwaving Away the DBA

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (5/13/2014)


    Gary Varga (5/13/2014)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (5/12/2014)


    Gary Varga (5/12/2014)


    There are but have been deemed too expensive and unnecessary for what NOSQL was originally intended for. Basically, it...

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