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  • RE: A Tool for the Job

    David.Poole (11/21/2012)


    Darren Wallace (11/20/2012)


    Ultimately any task where you care more about high speed and low cost than you do about consistency is a great candidate for NoSQL.

    Anyone have a view...

  • RE: A Tool for the Job

    SQL Server has actually had NoSQL data storage and analysis products bundled with it for over a decade. Take for example, Analysis Services. People don't generally think about OLAP products...

  • RE: How to copy production DB into New Developmant Database?

    poratips (11/13/2012)


    Hi,

    I have few more questions too.

    I have also few Databases coming from one DB server and other one DB coming from other DB server so I will...

  • RE: How to copy production DB into New Developmant Database?

    poratips (11/13/2012)


    I will be building brand new test enviornments ans need to restrict user for security purpose so need to create Group for each Role

    anad assign user to each Role...

  • RE: Too Much Data

    Practically all of the really large databases I've worked with in the past could have benefitted from better normalization and data type usage. For the most part, I think that...

  • RE: How to copy production DB into New Developmant Database?

    poratips (11/6/2012)


    Thanks So much.

    I have another situation that my developer wants some tables from Prodction DB server to their desktop m/c.

    We have already sql express installed and Database and tables...

  • RE: Savvy Managers

    Eric M Russell (11/7/2012)


    When it comes to data quality in large enterprise organizations, what's essential is that the rules be formally documented (before development begins).

    For example:

    - If Col1 = 'A'...

  • RE: Savvy Managers

    When it comes to data quality in large enterprise organizations, what's essential is that the rules be formally documented (before development begins).

    For example:

    - If Col1 = 'A' then Col2 must...

  • RE: Parsing Parameters in a Stored Procedure

    Here is what I've done in the past for supplying complex multi-values parameters to a reporting stored procedure.

    The user specifies various options for ad-hoc reporting into a form. The...

  • RE: Parsing Parameters in a Stored Procedure

    CELKO (8/12/2010)


    jhood (8/10/2010)


    I see what you are saying Jeff, but would you want to do validation if the application did not allow the end user to send invalid data? perhaps...

  • RE: Do not wait for Query to completed

    haiao2000 (10/29/2012)


    Eric M Russell (10/29/2012)


    Instead of calling the job explicitly, you could have a job that runs every five minutes or so, polls a table to see if any works...

  • RE: TTYL

    The danger in using acronymns like "OMG" and "TTYL" in your business correspondence is that your clients and coworkers will stop taking you seriously and laugh at you behind your...

  • RE: Do not wait for Query to completed

    Instead of calling the job explicitly, you could have a job that runs every five minutes or so, polls a table to see if any works needs to be done,...

  • RE: Using the "IF" function in a column

    In addition to expressions, you can reference user defined functions or non-deterministic functions for a column default.

    However, a default can't reference other columns in the table, you would need...

  • RE: TTYL

    Some these commonly used acronyms (like FUBAR) are vulgar. There is a potential for a text-to-speech or language translation software to sound out the root words literally, which is something...

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