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  • RE: Search a value to complete database

    I don't understand why a script to scan across all tables in a database would be needed. Generally speaking, we know ahead of time if we're looking for a customer...

  • RE: Hidden Tricks To SQL Server Table Cleanup

    Here is one technique I use when there is a need to perform bulk deletes on a large table. It is not an online operation, but it should be able...

  • RE: Data We Don't Want

    That's a denial of service type attack that I hadn't expected, but it is an interesting attack vector. I wouldn't expect this to impact servers, but if servers are consuming...

  • RE: Data We Don't Want

    paul.knibbs (3/5/2013)


    I could be really smug because I always use Firefox, but instead I'll allow myself to be gobsmacked that such an obvious flaw has made it into three major...

  • RE: Early Software

    Miles Neale (2/26/2013)


    Dave62 (2/26/2013)


    Miles Neale (2/25/2013)


    Dave,

    Would you suggest developing a massive new system that is PC friendly in COBOL? ...

    Definitely not.

    I do .NET development and SQL Server development/administration. ...

  • RE: Early Software

    pdanes (2/22/2013)


    It's not obsolete if it still does the job it was designed to do. I've written my share of FORTRAN, RPG, COBOL and who knows what else over the...

  • RE: Early Software

    Michael Valentine Jones (2/22/2013)


    Eric M Russell (2/22/2013)


    Michael Valentine Jones (2/22/2013)


    I don’t see how this list could be complete without mentioning COBOL.

    From the 1960s until about 1990 it was the language...

  • RE: Early Software

    Michael Valentine Jones (2/22/2013)


    I don’t see how this list could be complete without mentioning COBOL.

    From the 1960s until about 1990 it was the language of choice for business programming with...

  • RE: Early Software

    I think the average age for database developers and sysadmins must be like 40. Maybe a few years more for sysadmins.

  • RE: Early Software

    My first computer was a Commodore 64, basically the same as a VIC 20, except it has a whopping 64 KB of RAM instead of the VIC's 5 KB. Like...

  • RE: Are Triggers a "legacy" Feature? (Database Weekly, Nov 08 2008)

    crazyEmu (2/21/2013)


    Was confronted by a trigger just yesterday, wonderful use of nested cursors. Just had to post it as an example.

    It is supplied by a vendor (Sage \ SalesLogix) so...

  • RE: Fix the Little Things

    But I'm somewhat amazed how many fragmentation questions, posts, articles, and more that I still see on a regular basis. Shouldn't this be a low level feature of SQL Server...

  • RE: Life is Like a Manure Spreader

    After sitting around the office all day long, it's refreshing to get outside and either take a couple hour hike or mow the grass or something. As for shoveling horse...

  • RE: Antipathy for Entity Attribute Value data models

    keith.fearnley (2/20/2013)


    Though wary of re-igniting the discussion (informative and lively though it has been), I wonder how this relates to the HL7 RIM model (look up RIMBAA) - as I...

  • RE: Are Triggers a "legacy" Feature? (Database Weekly, Nov 08 2008)

    Lynn Pettis (2/19/2013)


    If you don't know the trigger is there, it is probably due to poor, missing, or incomplete application/database documentation.

    Fortunately SQL Server is self documenting, at least in terms...

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