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  • 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)


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    Gary Varga (5/12/2014)


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

  • RE: Datatypes In Your Mind

    Eric M Russell (5/9/2014)


    Andy,

    I'm curious about why you chose the title "Datatypes In Your Mind".

    Did you expect this TinyInt vs Bit question of the day to create some controvery...

  • RE: Datatypes In Your Mind

    Andy,

    I'm curious about why you chose the title "Datatypes In Your Mind".

    Did you expect this TinyInt vs Bit question of the day to create some controvery and debate?

  • RE: No Handwaving Away the DBA

    Obviously running ad-hoc queries against unstructured data is a use case for a NoSQL database, and MongoDB is good for that. This would include things like ecommerce shopping carts and...

  • RE: No Handwaving Away the DBA

    In some sense the DevOps movement is built around merging these two frames of reference into the minds of all those involved. I hope that movement continues to grow and...

  • RE: Datatypes In Your Mind

    Tinyint is an underappreciated datatype. I leverage it a lot for small range keys like marital_status or for things like service_years. A lot of developers punt and always use 4...

  • RE: Interview Questions for a Developer

    Usually when we interview candidates, the recruiter has already required them to complete a standard technical assessment exam and HR has qualified them based on their education and visa status....

  • RE: Interview Questions for a Developer

    homebrew01 (5/5/2014)


    What type of SQL Database questions would you ask of a prospective junior PHP web developer. We know he is fairly new at it, so no tricky "gotcha" questions....

  • RE: Datatypes In Your Mind

    Sorry - you were wrong

    Correct answer: TinyInt

    Explanation: There are four data types that are integer/exact number: bigint, int, smallint, and tiny int. The ranges of...

  • RE: many to many relationship

    aajavaherian (5/5/2014)


    If Linda changes her name, couldn't you just query her name and update the table with an update statement?

    That's one the biggest database design mistakes. First, there are a...

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