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  • Reply To: Reading data from 0x05

    The fact that the documents are contained inside a database column is actually working against you. If the documents were contained in a folder, then several options would be available...

  • Reply To: Burning Out

    In the early stage of developing on a new project, when I'm learning and creating, I don't mind working late and putting in more hours. In fact, I get a...

  • Reply To: No State Based Deployments

    "..The problem is that at some point a state based deployment process won't work. It's actually impossible for a state based approach to work in all situations. Simple actions, like...

  • Reply To: Reading data from 0x05

    To reduce file size, MS Word documents are compressed using PKZIP format (a form of LZ compression). You can leverage BCP to export contents of a VARBINARY column to a...

  • Reply To: The SQL Saturday Thread

    Who else here will be at SQL Saturday in Atlanta tomorrow?

  • Reply To: Where Do You End Up as a DBA?

    David.Poole wrote:

    One caution I would add is that if you operate in a specialist area that only other DBAs will appreciate then you risk being invisible within your organisation except...

  • Reply To: Serverless Databases

    I believe that concerns about page buffer pool, plan cache, and latency are outside the intended use case for this type of serverless databases. It's definitely not for high volume...

  • Reply To: How to purposely corrupt a master database

    I've never done this before, but assuming a scenario where you've lost the MASTER database, have no good backups, but do still have good user database (MDF) files, it may...

  • Reply To: Getting useful Metadata from SQL Server

    Microsoft's MSDN website has good documentation, and there are a couple of books by RedGate that might be useful.

    Here are a few that I've bookmarked in the past to get...

  • Reply To: Where Do You End Up as a DBA?

    The higher a DBA climbs up the mountain, the more he or she will realize how big the world is, and how many more mountains there are. Of course, if...

  • Reply To: multiple tables referencing single primary key

    Perhaps it's a limitation of the GUI you're using to design your tables. T-SQL certainly allows for declaring the same foreign key in multiple tables.

  • Reply To: The Mobile Lab

    It depends on what type of lab you want to setup. I believe that building up a local lab is way more expensive than an Azure subscription (both in financial...

  • Reply To: A Double Failure

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    I'm not sure the FTC has a general reporting rule. They have rules over health data and there was (maybe law?) a draft on credit agencies, but I don't...

  • Reply To: A Double Failure

    Here in the US, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) mandates that corporations report data breaches, and other agencies enforce HIPPA and Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). But is there an agency (the...

  • Reply To: A Double Failure

    We keep hearing about data breaches resulting from data being exposed on the internet, meaning that a web search could access the data in un-encrypted form. There is more to...

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